Bianet: 138 Words Banned from the Internet The Telecommunication Communication Presidency banned 138 words and terms from the internet. The list also includes words used in everyday life. The number of access bans is expected…
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Wikileaks lists ‘targets for terror’ against US | The Australian: “Wikileaks lists ‘targets for terror’ against US * Deborah Haynes, Alexi Mostrous and Giles Whittell * From: Times Online * December 06, 2010 3:45PM WIKILEAKS…
CyberLaw is also publishing a PDF copy of the Microsoft surveillance compliance document which is mentioned in the story below as the public has a right to know about Microsoft’s policy. Visit and support http://cryptome.org/…
Four UK politicians charged for dodgy expenses: “ Three MPs and a Lord The Crown Prosecution Service has informed the Metropolitan Police that it intends to charge four politicians with accounting offences after the investigation…
ACLU Demands Eavesdropping, Torture Memos From White House: “The American Civil Liberties Union asked the Obama administration to disclose internal memos providing the legal framework for President George W. Bush’s position on warrantless surveillance and…
“Open Letter by Members of Global Openness Community welcoming President Obama’s Initiative on Transparency” The undersigned organizations, which work around the world to promote the right of access to information, welcome the steps taken by…
Parliament’s take on Freedom of Information: “ We’ll tell you – if you promise not to tell anyone else The House of Commons was due last week to explain why, unlike the hundreds of organisations…