The Day We Fight Back

On January 11, 2013, Reddit co-founder Aaron Schwartz committed suicide . He was also the director of the non-profit organization Demand Progress, which requires the authorities to modernize the legislation in accordance with the development of information technology. In memory of this man, a year after his death, the largest protest action “The Day We Fight Back” against mass NSA surveillance was organized.

The action was supported by a huge number of companies by posting a banner on the site using a script. As a result, last Tuesday, 37,000,000 users saw the banner and 13 million of them are not residents of the United States. 555,000 e-mails were sent, 89,000 phone calls were made, 301,000 signatures were collected. Over 420,000 people shared this event on Facebook, 84,000 on Twitter.
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https://thedaywefightback.org

What we can

All the states of the world should know that mass surveillance is similar to the NSA is a violation of inalienable human rights.

Over the past year, more than 360 organizations in more than 70 countries have joined together to create the International Principles for the Application of Human Rights to Communications Monitoring.

These 13 principles establish human rights before surveillance in different states. It is the basis of an international movement that forces all states to stop mass surveillance of innocent citizens. The principle already exists and is used in the national movement and international pressure against spies from the NSA.