Amnesty International’s Security Lab unveils new tools to support civil society against digital threats

By Amnesty International

Amnesty International’s Security Lab has launched new features on its website, adding to the existing range of tools, resources and research to support human rights defenders, activists, journalists and other civil society members against digital attacks, including spyware. “Targeted surveillance and other digital threats have been used around the world to harass, intimidate, silence and shrink civil society. […] The post Amnesty International’s Security Lab unveils new tools to support civil society against digital threats appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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