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Hao Haidong Chinese soccer player who defected from China and criticized CCP
Evan Mawarire Zimbabwean pastor who posted #ThisFlag. Using the internet to develop protest
Arab Spring 2010-12 Anti Government protests across MENA. Huge spark after the death of Mohamed Bouazizi. Lots of videos uploaded --> pro-democratic protests
Internet Kill Switch The government's ability to cut-off the internet during social unrest. Seen in Arab Spring, Egypt, India Kashmir
The Green Revolution 2009-10 Iran protest post-election. Twitter chants
Bloody Novermber 2019 Iran protests about fuel. Internet blackout and 1500 killed
Mahsa Amini Died in custody for violating hijabi laws. Protests led by a hashtag online #WomanLifeFreedoms
Aparat Iran YouTube alternative. State tolerated video platform. Citizens uploaded during protests.
Russian Internet Research Agency Troll farm based in St. Petersburg. Misinformation about BLM Trumpt, 2016 elections
Network Enforcement Act (2017) 2017. AKA NetzDG. German law mandating the removal of hate speech within 24 hours of being uploaded. Criticized for over-censorship
Right to be Forgotten 2014. Allows individuals request to de-identify of personal data from search results when irrelevant and outdated. And for companies to delete their personal data.
Anonymous Hack groups wearing Guy Fawkes masks. People dont know true identity
Wikileaks Julian Assange 2006. Leaked classified data like Iraq war logs which exposed abuse. Platform for whistle blowers
Pentagon Papers Leaked Vietnam papers by NUT. Revealed US lies
Edward Snowden NS Contractor. Leaked 2013 PRISM docs. Revealed global surveliance. Sparked privacy reforms like GDPR (Right to be Forgotten law thing)
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