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Colombia’s “citizen portfolio” program could infringe privacy rights (and more)

Under the “Live Digital” initiative, Colombian Minister of Information and Communication Technologies Diego Molano is pushing a policy program under which the government will bestow upon each citizen a “digital portfo...

by Lully Posada

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Iran Wants To Befriend Google

Iran has a habit of blocking, unblocking and sometimes re-blocking Google platforms inside the country.

by Mahsa Alimardani

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Empowering Social Equality in the Arab Spring Era: ICTs Role

The demand for social equality, a trigger in the Arabs uprisings, a thirst for justice, equality, and freedom motivated the people to finally demand their rights. It has been over two years since the beginning of the revolution...

by Ahmed Alqarout

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Colombia’s “citizen portfolio” program could infringe privacy rights (and more)

Iran Wants To Befriend Google

Empowering Social Equality in the Arab Spring Era: ICTs Role

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