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African governments move to monitor Internet communications
By Michael Malakata August 26, 2009 | IDG News Service Southern African countries including Zambia, Malawi, Namibia and Zimbabwe are grappling with the question of whether to intercept and monitor...
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The OpenNet Initiative Presents New Findings in Africa
Flickr Creative Commons | Future Atlas by Jillian York The OpenNet Initiative (ONI) has released updated reports on Ethiopia and Zimbabwe and new reports on Uganda and Nigeria, where ONI tested for the...
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Abbas Gassem of Inside Somalia on Social Media and Social Change
[Guest blogger Abbas Gassem, of Inside Somalia, (and Yahoo! employee) talks about his work, and the role of the Internet in supporting communication and information sharing across cultures.] In June...
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Africa’s Gay Activists Use Internet to Advance Homosexual Rights
Flickr Creative Commons | Les Chatfield By Nico Colombant | Voice of America | June 15, 2010 African gay activists in Africa and in the diaspora are increasingly using the Internet to have their voices...
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Africa’s future belongs to young Africans
The Business & Human Rights Program was pleased that BHRP virtual team member, Abbas Gassem, was invited to participate in The President’s Forum with Young African Leaders; read on for his account...
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Africa and the Internet: a 21st Century human rights issue?
Flickr Creative Commons | PerformImpact By Rosebell Kagumire | Christian Science Monitor | June 14, 2011 | African leaders could allow freedom of expression, or they could mimic the Chinese model of...
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