Affaire Snowden : Lettre ouverte de 157 ONG à Barack Obama

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Affaire Snowden : Lettre ouverte de 157 ONG à Barack Obama

Sujets

• Barack Obama
• Snowden
• Lettre ouverte
• ONG
• 157

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• Publié par: Fil_actu
• Publié le: 09 août 2013
• Nombre de lectures: 44
• Langue: Français

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Monsieur le Président,

d’ alerte et les journalistes.

l’ intrt gnral, en dclenchant notades débats similaires à travers le monde entier.mment

Etats-Unis au titre du droit international.

discours public sont anti-démocratiques et ne peuvent pas durer  l’ re du numrique.

répréhensibles du gouvernement, des faits de corruption ou autres dangers pour la société.

conséquent, des protections juridiques plus larges sont nécessaires dans ce domaine.

Nous invitons votre administration à prendre les mesures suivantes :

• Abandonner les charges avec prjudice contre Edward Snowden.

son droit  demander l’ asile dans toutpays de son choix.

• Entamer une consultation publique sur les activits de la National Security Agency.

vertu du Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

renseignements.

stricte et solide avec des restrictions limitées pour les informations relatives à la sécurité nationale.

Nous vous prions d’ agrer, le Prsident, monsieur expression de notre considration. l’

1. ARTICLE 19 (International)

2. ACCUN - Tunisian Digital Culture (Tunisia)

3. ActiveWatch (Romania)

4. Afghanistan Journalists Center (Afghanistan)

5. Africa Freedom of Information Centre (Uganda)

6. Ain-O-Shalish Kendra (Bangladesh)

7. Albanian Helsinki Committee (Albania)

8. Albanian Media Institute (Albania)

9. Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (Indonesia)

10. Alliance National Timor Leste for International Tribunal (ANTI) (Timor Leste)

11. Alternative Informatics Association (Turkey)

12. ANDI - Communication and Rights (Brazil)

13. Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) (Asia)

14. Asociacion por los Derechos Civiles (Argentina)

15. Associação Brasileira de Centros de Inclusão Digital - ABCID (Brazil)

16. Association "Yakadha" for democracy and Civil State (Tunisia)

17. Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression (Egypt)

18. Association for Progressive Communications (International)

19. Association of Human Rights Monitors on Law Enforcement (Ukraine)

20. ATL MST/SIDA (Tunisia)

21. Bahrain Center for Human Rights (Bahrain)

22. Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (Kosovo)

23. Banglar Manabadhikar Suraksha Mancha (MASUM) (India)

24. Bolo Bhi (Pakistan)

25. Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (Bulgaria)

26. Burma Partnership (Burma)

27. Bytes for All (Pakistan)

28. Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) (Cambodia)

29. Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (Canada)

30. Cartoonists Rights Network International (International)

31. Catalan PEN (Spain)

32. Center for Development and Democratization of Institutions (Albania)

33. Center for Independent Journalism (Romania)

34. Center for National and International Studies (Azerbaijan)

35. Center for the Development of Democracy and Human Rights (Russia)

36. Centre for Independent Journalism (Malaysia)

37. Centre for Internet and Society (India)

38. Centre for Law and Democracy (Canada)

39. Centre for Participatory Research and Development (Bangladesh) 40. Centro de Archivos y Acceso a la Información Pública (Uruguay)

41. Centro de Cultura Luiz Freire (Brazil)

42. Centro de Estudos da Mídia Alternativa Barão de Itararé (Brazil)

43. Centro de Reportes Informativos sobre Guatemala (CERIGUA) (Guatemala)

(Ecuador)

45. Centro Nacional de Comunicación Social (Mexico)

46. ChangeMaker (Bangladesh)

47. Christian Media Network (South Korea)

48. Civil Coalition for the Defence of Freedom of Expression (Tunisia)

49. COAST (Bangladesh)

50. Computer professionals for peace and social responsibility (FIfF) (Germany)

51. Derechos Digitales (Chile)

52. Digitalcourage e.V. (Germany)

53. Electronic Frontier Finland (Finland)

54. Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) (USA)

55. English PEN (UK)

56. Equity BD (Bangladesh)

57. Finnish PEN (Finland)

58. Föreningen för Digitala Fri- och Rättigheter (Sweden)

59. Foro de Periodismo Argentino (Argentina)

60. Foundation for Regional Initiatives (Ukraine)

61. Freedom of information and expression - Marroco (Morocco)

62. Freedom of the Press Foundation (USA)

63. Fundación para la Libertad de Prensa (Foundation for Press Freedom) (Colombia)

64. German PEN Centre (Germany)

65. Globe International Center (Mongolia)

66. Government Accountability Project (GAP) (USA)

São Paulo (Brazil)

68. Grupo Medios y Sociedad (GMS) (Uruguay)

69. Helsinki Citizens' Assembly - Vanadzor (Armenia)

70. Helsinki committee of Armenia (Armenia)

71. Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (Poland)

72. Hong Kong Journalists Association (Hong Kong)

73. Human Rights Center (Uganda)

74. Human Rights Center of Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan)

75. Human Rights Club (Azerbaijan)

76. Human Rights Monitoring Institute (Lithuania)

77. Human Rights Network for Journalists (Uganda)

78. Imparsial- The Indonesian Human Rights Monitor (Indonesia)

79. Independent Journalism Center (Moldova)

80. Index on Censorship (UK)

81. Indonesia Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) (Indonesia)

82. Initiative for Freedom of Expression (Turkey)

83. INSEC- Informal Sector Service Center (Nepal)

84. Institute for Contemporary Social and Political Studies (Slovenia) 85. Institute for the Studies on Free Flow of Information (Indonesia)

86. Institute of Mass Information (Ukraine)

87. Instituto Bem-Estar Brasil (Brazil)

88. International Youth Human Rights Movement (Russia)

89. Intervozes (Brazil)

90. IPHR - International Partnership for Human Rights (Belgium)

91. Iraqi Journalists Rights Defense Association (Iraq)

92. IT-Politisk Forening (Denmark)

93. Judicial System Monitoring Program (JSMP) (Timor Leste)

94. Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law (Kazakhstan)

95. KontraS (Commission for the Disappeared and Victims of Violence) (Indonesia)

96. KRF Public Alternative (Ukraine)

97. La Quadrature du Net (France)

98. Law and Society Trust (LST) (Sri Lanka)

99. Law, Internet and Society Nucleous - University of São Paulo (Brazil)

100. MADA Center (Palestine)

101. Mass Media Defence Centre (Russia)

102. Media Defence - Southeast Asia (MDSEA) (Asia)

103. Media Institute of Southern Africa (South Africa)

104. Media Rights Agenda (Nigeria)

105. Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (Australia)

106. Moscow Helsinki Group (Russia)

107. National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) (Somalia)

108. National Union of Tunisian Journalists SNJT (Tunisia)

109. New Zealand PEN Centre (New Zealand)

110. Norwegian PEN (Norway)

111. Notabene (Tajikistan)

112. Odhikar (Bangladesh)

113. Open Rights Group (UK)

114. Pakistan Press Foundation (Pakistan)

115. Panoptykon Foundation (Poland)

116. Panos Eastern Africa (East Africa)

117. Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (Nigeria)

118. PEN Canada (Canada)

119. PEN Center USA (USA)

120. PEN International (International)

121. PEN International's Swiss Romand Center (Switzerland)

122. PEN Melbourne (Australia)

123. PEN Palestine (Palestine)

124. PEN Turkey Centre (Turkey)

125. People in Need (Czech Republic)

Korea)

127. People's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR) (India)

128. Plataforma Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, Democracia y Desarrollo (PIDHDD) (Ecuador)

129. Portuguese PEN Centre (Portugal)

130. Press Union and Audiovisual of Djibouti (SPAD) (Djibouti)

131. Privacy International (International)

132. Pro Media (Macedonia)

133. Public Association "Journalists" (Kyrgyzstan)

134. Reporters Without Borders (France)

135. Russian PEN (Russia)

136. Samoa Observer (Samoa)

137. Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) (Canada)

138. San Miguel PEN center (Mexico)

139. Scottish PEN (UK)

140. SonTusDatos (Mexico)

141. South African PEN Centre (South Africa)

142. South East European Network for Professionalization of Media (Europe)

143. SUARAM (Suara Rakyat Malaysia) (Malaysia)

144. Swiss German PEN Center (Switzerland)

145. Taiwan Association for Human Rights (TAHR) (Taiwan)

146. Tanzania Human Rights Defenders’ Coalition (Tanzania)

147. The Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety (Azerbaijan)

148. Think Centre (Singapore)

149. Tunis Centre for Freedom of the Press (Tunisia)

150. Tunisian engineers council (Tunisia)

151. Tunisian Association of Women Lawyer (Tunisia)

152. Tunisian Union of Free Radios STRL (Tunisia)

153. Uganda Journalists Union (Uganda)

154. Union of Independent Newspapers (Tunisia)

155. Vrijschrift (Netherlands)

156. West African Journalists Association (West Africa)

157. World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) (International)

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