https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/06/digital-dystopia-egyptian-civil-society-risk
>On June 23, Amnesty International—along with IFEX, Human Rights Watch, FIDH, and seven other organizations—issued a joint statement on the “existential threat” faced by Egyptian civil society. In recent months, the statement reads:
>Many people working with non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have been detained and ill-treated, charged with offences under the draconian Counter-terrorism law, or subject to a judicial request to ban them from travel and freeze their assets.
>Digital rights defenders are amongst those who have been targeted. In March’s Digital Citizen, a monthly review published by EFF and five other organizations, we’ve covered the judicial harassment of and travel bans imposed on Gamal Eid and Hossam Baghat, two prominent advocates whose organizations—ANHRI and EIPR—have been instrumental in the fight for human rights in Egypt. More recently, OTF fellow Wafa Ben Hassine published a paper that demonstrates how four Arab countries—including Egypt—use legal means to silence freedom of expression and its advocates online.
>It is not just the defenders of free speech, but free speech itself being attacked. In February, three young Coptic students were sentenced to five years in prison, and another to five years in juvenile custody, for a video in which they mocked members of the Islamic State.
>>55286847
>Egypt
Muslims doing Muslim things. Who would've though.
Let them exterminate themselves, they seem to be pretty good at it
>>55286847
>Sunnis
Haha that are pack of niggers
>>55286887
>>55287220
Fuck off retards.
>>55286847
you think this sucks?
check out the new German anti terror law they released in unconstitutional summary proceedings.
while the plebs are distracted by the EM and the Brexit.
the german presidnet of the constitution protection even intensified it with regulations that decrease the age of children that are allowed to be observed from 16 down to 14!
>can't wake up....
https://translate.google.at/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fnetzpolitik.org%2F2016%2Fgrosse-koalition-winkt-anti-terror-gesetz-durch%2F&edit-text=
>>55286847
Europe is doing this exact same shit and I don't see anyone caring.
>>55289277
That's because Europe shares collected information with the USA.
bump
>>55288896
So what, some government agent is going to be watching your lolis more closely. In the US a court just ruled that the government doesn't need a warrant to hack computers in the US.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/06/fbis-use-of-tor-exploit-is-like-peering-through-broken-blinds/