Reporters Without Borders and Torservers.net, partners against online surveillance and censorship

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders and Torservers.net have joined forces to create and maintain 250 additional relays for the Tor network. “In doing this, our two organizations are thumbing our noses at the entire world's censors,” said Grégoire Pouget, the head of the Reporters Without Borders New Media desk. “Whatever the technical means deployed to control information, there will always be circumvention methods that many organizations including ours will not hesitate to deploy.” "Anonymity is (...)

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