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US will promote Internet freedom, digital democracy

By Free Media Online · January 21, 2010 · Comments Off
China, Freedom of Expression, NED · Tagged: autocrats, Hillary Clinton, human rights, Iran, media, ngos/civil society, promoting democracy, secretary, state

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): The US Government will fund and facilitate innovative approaches to expanding internet freedom and access, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said this morning. Activists like those in Iran’s Green movement were “redefining how technology is used to spread truth and expose injustice”

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US will promote Internet freedom, digital democracy

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