The Arab Alliance for Digital Rights is a coordination network whose purpose is to facilitate the work of organizations and individuals active in the field of online rights and freedoms. The alliance believes in free and open internet, solidarity, good governance, and promoting diversity and open participation.
A free and open internet, Accepting diversity and participation, Accountability and transparency, and Good governance.
The Arab Alliance for Digital Rights seeks to defend the rights and freedoms of internet users in the Arabic-speaking region.
Support rights and freedoms and promote free cyberspace that is open to everyone without any form of discrimination.
We, the undersigned civil society organizations and independent human rights experts, strongly condemn the series of malicious and indiscriminate device explosions across Lebanon and Syria,
This week marks one year since Jordan’s new draconian Cybercrime Law entered into force. This law has proven to be a tool for state repression,
We, the MENA Alliance for Digital Rights and the undersigned civil society organizations, stand united and resolute in support of the Google employees who bravely
The Egyptian government must act immediately to extend telecommunications access in Gaza through Egypt’s mobile networks and ISPs. Israel has been deliberately bombing Gaza’s telecommunications
Content note: The following post contains references to violence and war. This statement is written and issued in collaboration with AccessNow. On October 27, as
The MENA Alliance for Digital Rights and other civil society organizations condemn, in the strongest terms, Israel’s targeting of the means of communication and access to information
Membership of the Arab Alliance for Digital Rights is open to organizations and individuals from the Arab region and elsewhere under two categories: Members and Supporting Members.
