Yemen / Iran / South Africa / Sudan / United States / Syria / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
U.S. District Court / /
IndustryTerm
telecommunications infrastructure / telecommunications partners / communications platforms / open and inexpensive internet / civil society groups / cellphone services / law framework / basic connectivity services / lawful interception equipment / disruptive and human rightsthreatening technologies / communications connectivity / infrastructure expertise / telephone communications / communications services / telecommunications / telecommunications vendors / http /
Organization
Iranian government / UN Human Rights Council / U.S. District Court / Iranian Ministry of Defense / civil society / Mostazafan Foundation / United Nations / Electronic Frontier Foundation / /
Person
Chris Kilowan / Collin D. Anderson / Mark Wallace / /
PoliticalEvent
the primary / /
Position
GHRAVITY Executive / Access Policy Director / Ambassador / experts and legal counsel / executive / /
Technology
smart phones / wireless broadband / disruptive and human rightsthreatening technologies / ADSL / html / pdf / mobile devices / eavesdropping technology / /
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