8/ Read the report by @amnesty.org. Getting informed is the first step toward action. Faced with absolute control, we respond with decentralized networks, data obfuscation, and hacker sisterhood. Our bodies, our data, our fight! 🏁🔥

7/ Resistance is collective and encrypted. Let's support solidarity networks that bypass censorship. From the code to the streets, we continue to fight against the control of our bodies, whether by archaic laws or misogynistic algorithms.

6/ We demand technological sovereignty. We cannot allow tech companies to export tools of repression. Software must serve emancipation, not feed databases that imprison women for how they dress. ✊💻

5/ The #Cypherpunk movement taught us that "privacy is necessary for an open society." When the State uses facial recognition to punish identity, hacking the surveillance system becomes an act of necessary liberation.

4/ To our sisters in Iran: cryptography is your ally. In a world of total surveillance, end-to-end encryption and anonymity are not luxuries—they are tools for political survival. Privacy is a radical human right.

3/ As cyberfeminists, we know the personal is political and the digital is physical. Using tech to confiscate vehicles and deny basic services to those defying the hijab is "algorithm-assisted gender violence." We will not be silent.

2/ It’s not just a piece of fabric; it’s the control of our autonomy through metadata and biometrics. Amnesty International denounces laws that turn women's lives into a digital panopticon. If the State tracks you, the code is the weapon. #Privacy