'Enemies of the Internet' Report on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship Reporters Without Borders
March 12, 2014

This year’s “Enemies of the Internet” report, which Reporters Without Borders publishes every year on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship (12 March), spotlights the government units and agencies that implement online censorship and surveillance.

Attention must be drawn to the practices of these Enemies of the Internet, which usually operate in the shadows. As many people as possible must be made aware of them. This is needed so that international bodies, such as the United Nations, Europe focus on these practices and adopt legislation to end them as quickly as possible.

Reporters Without Borders invites Internet users throughout the world to join this initiative.

Take action!

• Register on “Thunderclap” launched today in order to make your voice heard.
• Address messages on social networks to the presidents and heads of the governments responsible for these entities. On Twitter, use #InternetEnemies
• Change your Twitter avatar or your Facebook profile photo with RWB’s “against online censorship” logo
• Support us! Make a donation to Reporters Without Borders.

The Internet is a collective resource. Don’t let the “Enemies of the Internet” turn it into a weapon in the service of special interests.

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