UK Public CCTV Surveillance Regulation Campaign
NO2ID Campaign - cross party opposition to the NuLabour Compulsory Biometric ID Card and National Identity Register centralised database.
Gary McKinnon is facing extradition to the USA under the controversial Extradition Act 2003, without any prima facie evidence or charges brought against him in a UK court. Try him here in the UK, under UK law.
FreeFarid.com - Kafkaesque extradition of Farid Hilali under the European Arrest Warrant to Spain
Parliament Protest blog - resistance to the Designated Area restricting peaceful demonstrations or lobbying in the vicinity of Parliament.
Data Retention is No Solution
Petition to the European Commission and European Parliament against their vague Data Retention plans.
Save Parliament - Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill (and other issues)
Open Rights Group
The Big Opt Out Campaign - opt out of having your NHS Care Record medical records and personal details stored insecurely on a massive national centralised database.
Tor - the onion routing network - "Tor aims to defend against traffic analysis, a form of network surveillance that threatens personal anonymity and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security. Communications are bounced around a distributed network of servers called onion routers, protecting you from websites that build profiles of your interests, local eavesdroppers that read your data or learn what sites you visit, and even the onion routers themselves."
Anonymous Blogging with Wordpress and Tor - useful Guide published by Global Voices Advocacy with step by step software configuration screenshots (updated March 10th 2009).
Amnesty International's irrepressible.info campaign
BlogSafer - wiki with multilingual guides to anonymous blogging
NGO in a box - Security Edition privacy and security software tools
Home Office Watch blog, "a single repository of all the shambolic errors and mistakes made by the British Home Office compiled from Parliamentary Questions, news reports, and tip-offs by the Liberal Democrat Home Affairs team."
Reporters Without Borders - Reporters Sans Frontières - campaign for journalists 'and bloggers' freedom in repressive countries and war zones.
Committee to Protect Bloggers - "devoted to the protection of bloggers worldwide with a focus on highlighting the plight of bloggers threatened and imprisoned by their government."
Wikileaks.org - the controversial "uncensorable, anonymous whistleblowing" website based currently in Sweden.
The released documents show the daily life of the conflict, as U.S. soldiers have experienced it. In addition, it appears from the thousands threat analysis, attack reports and arrest records but also reconstruct exactly how has unfolded, the Islamic brother struggle between Shiites and Sunnis, how society brutalized, such as abductions, executions and torture of detainees routine was. Even activists from neighboring Syria, Iran and Jordan mingled the documents revealed in this war. It is shown again and again. A war benefits no one. Only the people suffer.
War always benefits an economy. Civilians always suffer. Generally, most folks say they deplore war, however uniforms need to be made, guns need to be manufactured, vehicles need to be produced, etc., so jobs are created to fill these needs. This war on terrorism is just one more war we can't win. The US has not won a war since WW2. The Korean war, the Vietnam war are just 2 examples. The reason we don't win are because of our "rules of engagement". Personally, these wikileaks are just another way to confuse and distract from the reality of what is actually happening, the real agenda of why we get involved - the old adage of "follow the money" is what every american should research.
This is unfortunately a travesty on the part of wikileaks!!! People are so obsessed with telling the "truth" about the U.S., but I don't think the repercussions have fully been understood! Do any of the supporters of this website go stealing n. Korean or Iranian documents, no!!! How bout Russian or chinese documents, and their determination to make close ties on our side of the world with Venezuela and Mexico, no! But if you did, you'd find a hell of a lot more torture and murder and deceit, and these countries aren't even at war, although civilian death numbers would likely be close, maybe half that if the 60000 Iraqi war in places like n. Korea and Iran. I think the aim of this website is to cause damage and not enact change in foreign policy. Maybe the owners of wikileaks would like to study the torture, and human rights abuses in these other countries and figure out which style of government they want to live in, and why don't they try to pull this shit in another country, cause anywhere else it would be off their head. Nations like the U.S., Canada and Britain protect their people, and moral nations like these, follow strict rule of law with rights and liberties that all go hand in hand, and the owners of this website are really not for governments that have this approach obviously... Another reminder to wikileaks, nations protect their people, this is usually done by having secrets and fighting behind the scenes, when has it not and what country doesn't! I think you should spend the rest of you lives in jail, but you know something, that's right your protected by freedom of speech! Dumbasses
Please pass on to Jullias Assangere that we here in Queensland and on Magnetig Island where he is born glad to have him back any time for R.R' HOWELL AT PRESSENT WE HAVE SOME EXSTRA RAIN FROM THE MONSOON WE LOVE TO HEAR FROM HIM IFF HE LIKE TO COME BACK HERE TO TOWNSVILLE. we allso want to pass on to keep up his spirrit and and his health and one day we want him back alive here in the tropical sunsine.
Yours truly a true Townsville niter PLEASE TAKE CARE Frank