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- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
- 2014
- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- IGMENA
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- I'm a contributor/Translator and Arabic Co-editor in a NGO Global Voices Online which promote internet freedom and rights online.
- Your Twitter name:
- r_alhames
- Do you have a blog? Share the URL with us! (optional)
- https://ramialhames.wordpress.com
Rami AlHames's Blog
The Sex Chats That End With Syrian Hackers Stealing Info From the Rebels
Sex as a weapon against Syrian Revolution. Photo by @R22Blog
An estimated 7.7 GB of data has been stolen from the computers and mobile phones of anti-regime fighters in Syria, a new study has revealed.
Sexual entrapment has become a dominant pillar of cyber warfare launched by President Assad's…
ContinuePosted on March 6, 2015 at 1:04pm
The Right to Anonymity in MENA Region
- Source: Coursen, 2014
- The Power & Price of Anonymity Online
Free use of the Internet has opened the…
ContinuePosted on January 13, 2015 at 5:21pm
IG transparency in MENA/Arab Region
If you live in one of the two Arab government countries that allow having access to its data, Jordan and Tunisia, according to Open Government Partnership, you might not be as lucky as Finland citizen who has a broad band as "Legal Right" or a Brazilian who judge his government performance figures via the project Dados Abertos (Open Data). But definitely you are…
ContinuePosted on December 5, 2014 at 3:44pm — 2 Comments
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