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NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner Interview 12 of 13
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18+ Syria Rebels Bring Freedom Fight to Abaseen Square in Damascus 4 16 13 Abbassayyin Square
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The Freedom State
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Freedom Day Sept 28, 2013

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Basic robotic arm with three degrees of freedom
basic style of 3-motor arm, programmed by using C#, kinect is applied as the sensor.

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Freedom Cia de Dança - Recomeço
Bailarino - Jefferson Xavier 2º Rio Grande Dance Festival.

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Freedom Cia de Dança - Novamente Você
Coreógrafo - Robson Porto 2º Rio Grande Dance Festival.

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Study blames PLDT's 'de facto monopoly' for low internet penetration, high broadband costs

MANILA - Thanks to netizens who opposed the controversial anti-cybercrime law, internet in the Philippines remains one of the freest in the world, according to a new study released Friday by US-based group Freedom House.

The Philippines ranks 10th worldwide in the "Freedom on the Net 2013" report, which identifies key trends in internet freedom and digital media in 60 countries.

Iceland topped the list, followed by Estonia, Germany, the United States, Australia, France, Japan, Hungary, Italy, and United Kingdom.

Iran placed at the bottom.

The study evaluates countries based on obstacles to access, limits on content, and violations of user rights.

Freedom House, the non-governmental organization behind the study, said the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 would have seriously affected internet freedom in the Philippines.

The controversial law, which has been suspended by the Supreme Court, would allow authorities to block online content without a warrant, facilitate government surveillance, and punish online libel with up to 12 years imprisonment.

"While the new anti-cybercrime act remains on hold, there is no systematic government censorship of online content, and internet users in the Philippines enjoy unrestricted access to both domestic and international sources of information," the study said.

It added that The OpenNet Initiative found no evidence of internet censorship by government, although monitoring and filtering activities in the workplace have been reported in the country.

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Oct 03, 2013 From wire reports

TALLINN - In an event about advancing Internet freedom, which occurred in the framework of the UN General Assembly, Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet said that the UN plays an important role in creating a uniform understanding of the use and security of information technology among member states, reports LETA. According to Paet, Estonia considers ensuring and protecting freedom of expression in both the public and in cyberspace to be important.

International law, and in particular the UN, has an important role in promoting a free, secure, and accessible cyberspace, stated Paet.

For Estonia, freedom of expression is an integral human right and supporting freedom of expression online is just as important as other activities associated with the promotion and defense of human rights, he noted.

Paet said that, as the current chair of the Freedom Online Coalition, Estonia considers it important to proceed from the idea that a free and secure internet is an effective instrument of political, economic, and social progress in the 21st century. Next Aprils Freedom Online conference will be based on those keywords, he added.

The event, entitled Strategy Session: Advancing the Internet Freedom, Security, and Development Agenda in the UN was organized by Sweden in cooperation with the International Peace Institute (IPI).

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