Internet censorship can isolate activists and prevent them from accessing potentially valuable information or publishing their own content. As a result, many activists may find their abilty to communicate with allies limited by online censorship.
The Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto published “Everyone’s Guide to By-Passing Internet Censorship” to offer practical advice to anyone dealing with content filtering. This guide outlines some of the online filters in place around the world and describes some simple techniques that activists can use to evade online censorship.
It is also available translated into Burmese and Russian.
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