“We provide a set of ten punchy internet rights included in the Charter of Human Rights and Principles for Internet , which are still not recognized by the Arab community,” explains IGMENA’s Communication and Advocacy Officer Noha Fathi. Pointing to Internet restrictions throughout the region, Fathi, who is Egyptian, dives into the situation in her own country: “Internet freedom is still being stifled in Egypt… Online activists and bloggers are detained, sometimes because of a tweet that is perceived by the authorities as a source of menace to national security. There are restrictions on many levels, technical, policy and human rights.”