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Sinar Project

@sinarproject

Sinar Project is an initiative using #opensource technology, development and ideas to make Malaysian government #transparent and #accountable.

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OONI (@openobservatory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✨ OONI Partner Gathering 2024 in Malaysia 😍 ooni.org/post/2024-ooni… We are excited to share that we hosted a 2-day event that brought our partners from Asia & the Middle East together to exchange skills & knowledge on internet censorship research. ✊🐙 🧵Learn more 👇

✨ OONI Partner Gathering 2024 in Malaysia 😍
ooni.org/post/2024-ooni…

We are excited to share that we hosted a 2-day event that brought our partners from Asia & the Middle East together to exchange skills & knowledge on internet censorship research. ✊🐙

🧵Learn more 👇
Canada In Malaysia (@canadamalaysia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to connect with Trinidad and Stephania, two Canadian interns on their adventure in Malaysia. They are learning and gaining invaluable experience working with Khairil Yusof, at Sinar Project. Wishing them all the best for their journey !🇲🇾🇨🇦 Sinar Project @alternativesMTL

Happy to connect with Trinidad and Stephania, two Canadian interns on their adventure in Malaysia. They are learning and gaining invaluable experience working with Khairil Yusof, at Sinar Project. Wishing them all the best for their journey !🇲🇾🇨🇦
<a href="/sinarproject/">Sinar Project</a> 
@alternativesMTL
Internet Society Pulse (@isoc_pulse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The recent use of DNS hijacking by Malaysian authorities to block certain content reveals a dangerous precedent for Internet regulation in Malaysia, writes Numan Afifi of Sinar Project #censorship pulse.internetsociety.org/blog/dns-hijac…

Internet Society Pulse (@isoc_pulse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission's attempts to implement widespread DNS hijacking have raised serious concerns about #privacy, #censorship, and the future of Internet freedom in the country. pulse.internetsociety.org/blog/dns-hijac…

Sinar Project (@sinarproject) 's Twitter Profile Photo

iMAP 2024 Internet Censorship Report in 9 countries covering Cambodia, Hong Kong (China), India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam will be launched on 22 October 2024, UTC 0800. RSVP at imap.sinarproject.org/imap-2024-laun…

iMAP 2024 Internet Censorship Report in 9 countries covering Cambodia, Hong Kong (China), India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam will be launched on 22 October 2024, UTC 0800. RSVP at imap.sinarproject.org/imap-2024-laun…
OONI (@openobservatory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since 2016, we have been working with Sinar Project on documenting internet censorship in Southeast Asia.🐙 Today, Sinar’s Internet Monitoring Action Project covers 10 countries and publishes yearly State of Internet Censorship reports for each of them. ooni.org/partners/sinar…

Since 2016, we have been working with <a href="/sinarproject/">Sinar Project</a> on documenting internet censorship in Southeast Asia.🐙 

Today, Sinar’s Internet Monitoring Action Project covers 10 countries and publishes yearly State of Internet Censorship reports for each of them.

ooni.org/partners/sinar…
Centre for Independent Journalism (@cij_malaysia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are a week a way from DRAPAC25! Be sure to catch our workshops with our partners, ARTICLE 19 and Sinar Project, happening through 26-29 August! We promise you'll learn a lot.

We are a week a way from DRAPAC25! Be sure to catch our workshops with our partners,  <a href="/article19org/">ARTICLE 19</a> and <a href="/sinarproject/">Sinar Project</a>, happening through 26-29 August!

We promise you'll learn a lot.
Sinar Project (@sinarproject) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our research fellow - Melissa joins other experts in an article by the Straits Times, warning that current Malaysian laws are inadequate for AI-generated content, suggesting updates to existing laws and that clearer recourse for victims is needed. straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/m…