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🎉This week on Wednesday, Oct 4, TIMEP Bassem Sabry Fellow
@solafamagdy.bsky.social will be honored at the Jamal Khashoggi Remembrance Dinner with a DAWN Integrity Award. We at TIMEP are privileged to work with Solafa and congratulate her on this recognition of her remarkable work. buff.ly/3RDibNv
@solafamagdy.bsky.social will be honored at the Jamal Khashoggi Remembrance Dinner with a DAWN Integrity Award. We at TIMEP are privileged to work with Solafa and congratulate her on this recognition of her remarkable work. buff.ly/3RDibNv
October 2, 2023 at 9:16 PM
🎉This week on Wednesday, Oct 4, TIMEP Bassem Sabry Fellow
@solafamagdy.bsky.social will be honored at the Jamal Khashoggi Remembrance Dinner with a DAWN Integrity Award. We at TIMEP are privileged to work with Solafa and congratulate her on this recognition of her remarkable work. buff.ly/3RDibNv
@solafamagdy.bsky.social will be honored at the Jamal Khashoggi Remembrance Dinner with a DAWN Integrity Award. We at TIMEP are privileged to work with Solafa and congratulate her on this recognition of her remarkable work. buff.ly/3RDibNv
"Those who target LGBTQ+ people online or offline do so with impunity, knowing that the authorities will not offer protection to a queer person," Nora Noralla writes. The horrific Jnoud Al-Rab attack in Lebanon this week & the fact that none have been arrested is a chillingly apt example
NEW: As queer people across MENA increasingly come under attack both online & offline, Sara Hegazi fellow Nora Noralla examines the dangerous ways authorities are using once-safe online spaces to target LGBTQ+ folks and entrap, blackmail, & arrest them: timep.org/2023/08/25/d...
Digital Persecution: Surveillance in Queer Digital Spaces - The Tahrir Institute for Middle East P...
As queer people grew in digital visibility, authorities started enacting policies and actions that would slowly shrink queer digital spaces in the region.
timep.org
August 25, 2023 at 11:18 AM
"Those who target LGBTQ+ people online or offline do so with impunity, knowing that the authorities will not offer protection to a queer person," Nora Noralla writes. The horrific Jnoud Al-Rab attack in Lebanon this week & the fact that none have been arrested is a chillingly apt example