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Riyadh Uses Twitter Trolls to Silence Critics

Saudi administration used an "army of Twitter trolls" to silence critics and slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was one of the targets, the New York Times said in a report.

Latest Data on Saudi Political Prisoners Released

Prisoners of Conscience Twitter account, which reports on political prisoners in Saudi Arabia, has released the latest figures of scholars, intellectuals and human rights activists detained by the Riyadh regime.

'Twitter Blocks Real Iranian Accounts, Overlooks US Propaganda'

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Twitter has blocked the accounts of "real Iranians" but overlooks the "regime change" propaganda spewing out of Washington.

Social Media Campaign to Reject Saudi Regime’s Arrests

Social networking sites in Saudi Arabia started a campaign since Sunday led by the “Opinion Detainees” Twitter account, a year after the start of the September arrests launched by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman two months after his appointment.

Egypt President Approves Law Restraining Social Media

Egypt seems to be intensifying its crackdown on opponents with a new law. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has approved the legislation, authorizing officials to monitor social media users.

Facebook, Twitter shutdown Hezbollah accounts

Facebook and Twitter have shutdown the Hezbollah affiliated media accounts that were using both social media sites, the Lebanese group reported on Saturday.

IOF Edits Clip of Razan Najjar to Justify Her Killing

The Israeli occupation forces have been widely criticized for releasing a video in which footage of killed Palestinian medic Razan al-Najjar has been edited in order to portray her as “not an angel”.

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