Scroll Top

New report reveals digital occupation of Palestinian telecommunications sector (Demo)

0
By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News January 29, 2019

Since the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories in 1967, Israel took complete control of the ICT infrastructure and sector in the West Bank and Gaza, impeding development and blocking the establishment of an independent network, instead making Palestinians entirely dependent on the Israeli occupation authorities.
Source: MEDIA FEED

HRNJ-Uganda / About Author
More posts by HRNJ-Uganda

Related Posts

– Philippines: Looking back at the 8 years since the Ampatuan, Maguindanao Massacre (Demo)

Eight years, zero convictions. This summarizes the 2017 update on the trial of the accused in the Ampatuan massacre of…

0
23 Nov 2017
Russian editor Igor Rudnikov has now spent one year in jail without trial (Demo)

The editor of the now-closed Kalingrad-based weekly, Novye Kolesa, Igor Rudnikov has been held for the past year on a…

0
06 Nov 2018
IFEX-ALC condemns Venezuela’s refusal to allow visit by IACHR (Demo)

The member organisations of the IFEX-ALC network condemn the Venezuelan government’s refusal to allow a 4 February visit to the…

0
05 Feb 2020
Algeria: Journalist Khaled Drareni sentenced to three years (Demo)

This statement was originally published on anhri.info on 18 August 2020. The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) condemned…

0
19 Aug 2020
Nigeria’s cybercrime law being selectively applied (Demo)

This statement was originally published on mfwa.org on 7 October 2020. On February 13, 2020, Agba Jalingo, the publisher of…

0
09 Oct 2020
– Cambodian groups seek revocation of new online directive ahead of elections (Demo)

The new prakas or regulation puts Cambodia's entire internet-using population under surveillance. Source: MEDIA FEED

0
16 Jun 2018
– Gender rights hypocrisy, a Youtube ban, and anti-terrorism legislation used to crush dissent: A dark month in the MENA region (Demo)

Saudi Arabia grants women the right to drive while arresting women activists; governments use 'anti-terror' legislation in Bahrain and Egypt…

0
07 Jul 2018
Journalist asked to reveal his source during temporary detention (Demo)

This statement was originally published on mediarightsagenda.net on 4 June 2020. On June 2, 2020, operatives of the Department of…

0
09 Jun 2020
Colombian photojournalist Federico Ríos flees after online harassment (Demo)

This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 22 May 2019. The Committee to Protect Journalists today called on Colombian…

0
26 May 2019
Staying alive while reporting on gangs in El Salvador (Demo)

This statement was originally published on freepressunlimited.org on 13 September 2019. Journalists in El Salvador are in danger of becoming…

0
13 Sep 2019
– Nigeria: New initiative calls for safety of journalists online (Demo)

The International Press Centre has launched "The Nigerian Journalists Internet Rights Initiative (NJIRI)", a one-year campaign based on the premise…

0
07 Oct 2017
– Building Syria’s surveillance state: A Privacy International investigation (Demo)

The lead up to the Arab Spring was open season for surveillance companies — they provided technologies to eager government clients widely…

0
10 Jan 2017
– China's ever-expanding surveillance state (Demo)

China is taking systematic steps to expand its surveillance of people and communication channels within and outside the country. Source:…

0
09 May 2018
In Iraqi Kurdistan, journalists are victim of political tension (Demo)

Authorities are shuttering news outlets and arresting critical reporters. Source: MEDIA FEED

0
23 Mar 2019
– A newspaper in the dock on Turkey's Press Freedom Day (Demo)

Can Dündar, Cumhuriyet's exiled former editor-in-chief, and the 2017 Golden Pen of Freedom laureate, looks back on the night 13…

0
24 Jul 2017