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Myanmar’s post-coup Internet: dangers and alternatives

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Digital Rights
Digital Surveillance
Internet Restrictions
Military Coup
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Shona Loong
Tea Circle

Date Published: Jul 29, 2021

Abstract: Since the 1 February 2021 coup, Myanmar’s military has clamped down on internet use in the country. What repressive tactics did the coup regime use, and did they succeed? How can tech companies and donors respond to emerging digital cultures in post-coup Myanmar? This commentary sums up arguments made by three panellists at RightsCon 2021 on the coup regime’s use of the Internet and key areas of civil society resistance. The panel was hosted by the SecDev Foundation, a Canadian non-profit that supports digital safety research, training, and outreach in support of better digital futures for all.

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