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== [[Resources for human rights defenders in exile]] ==
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This is a collection of existing resources that are particularly useful for exiled human rights defenders. This list has been curated by the Center for Victims of Torture. While the intended audience for this list are those in exile, this list contains resources on topics that are applicable to any human rights defender, including: well-being and resilience, safety and security, emergency support, protection networks and legal support.  
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== [[The Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders]] ==
*Right to disconnect
This page uses the ''Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders (the Defender’s Protocol)'' by Open Briefing as a framework to organize existing security and resilience resources. Within the Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders, Open Briefing provides an infographic, the Holistic Security Handbook, and a series of exercises and resources. As of May 2023, the Protocol and Handbook is available in 21 languages: AR, AZ, EN, ES, FA, FR, KO, LO, MS, MY, PS, PT, RU, TK, TL, TR, UK, UZ, VI, ZH, ZH-HK.
*4 day work week
*Unlimited vacations


== [[Security resources organized by topic]] ==
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This is a collection of existing resources that are related to physical, digital and holistic security. This list has been curated by the Center for Victims of Torture. Topics include: ways to securely store and share files, ways to protect yourself from spyware, ways to deal with online threats and harassment, etc.


== Resources organized by language ==
====[[Resources for At-Risk Digital Rights Defenders|<span style="font-size:larger">Resources for At-Risk Digital Rights Defenders</span>]]====
[[français (French)]]
In this content you will find resources related to Wellbeing and Resilience, Security and Protection, Strategic Advocacy, and Localization. The resources go from guides to learn and consult, to emergency grants to apply for. [[Resources for At-Risk Digital Rights Defenders|Read more.]]
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[[عربى (Arabic)]]
====[[The Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders|<span style="font-size:larger">The Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders</span>]]====
Here you will find the Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders (the Defender’s Protocol) which helps us advance our physical safety, digital security, and well-being and resilience. [[The Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders|Read more.]]  
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[[ဗမာဘာသာစကား (Burmese)]]
==== [[Toolkit for Psychosocial Providers Serving Digital Rights Defenders|<big>Toolkit for Psychosocial Providers Serving Digital Rights Defenders</big>]] ====
Take a look at the ''Mental Health Primer for Providers Serving Digital Rights Defenders''. This is the first ever educational toolkit designed for psychosocial providers and/or mental health professionals serving (or wanting to serve) digital rights defenders. [https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=Toolkit_for_Psychosocial_Providers_Serving_Digital_Rights_Defenders&veaction=edit Read more.]
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[[Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]]
====[[Building a trauma-informed organization|<span style="font-size:larger">Building a Trauma-informed Organization</span>]]====
Review here information about the impact of trauma, how to recognize its signs and symptoms, and how to respond by integrating this knowledge into policies, procedures, practices. Also, you will find resources for building a resilient and trauma-informed organization. [[Building a trauma-informed organization|Read more.]]


[[español (Spanish)]]
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====[[Security resources organized by topic|<span style="font-size:larger">Security Resources Organized by Topic</span>]]====
This page is organized by four overarching topics: 1) Building awareness of how respond to threat and stress, 2) Understanding our threats and context, 3) Risk mitigation, 4) Security planning. [[Security resources organized by topic|Read more.]]
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<h1>Resources by language</h1>
===Resources Organized by Language===  
 
*[[français (French)|Français (French)]]
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*[[عربى (Arabic)]]
 
*[[ဗမာဘာသာစကား (Burmese)]]
==Security resources by topic==
*[[Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]]
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*[[español (Spanish)|Español (Spanish)]]
 
*[[فارسی (Persian)]]
[[How to mitigate your risk of being subject to Pegasus surveillance]]  
 
[[How to deal with online harassment and threats]]  
 
[[Secure your devices]] - These resources will help you understand when to use full disk encryption and antivirus.
 
[[Protect your accounts using strong passwords, pw managers, 2fa]] - These resources include videos that explain why strong passwords are so important, how to use password managers, and how to use two factor authentication to protect your accounts.
 
[[Safe internet browsing using VPN and Tor browser]] - These resources will help you keep your internet activities private by using a virtual private network (VPN) or the Tor internet browser. These are very helpful tools if you think an adversary has the capacity and interest to monitor and surveil your activities online.
 
Protect your information
 
[[Ways to securely store and share files]]
 
[[Tools for securely documenting human rights violations]]
 
Protect your communication
 
How the internet works
 
[[Assessment and planning tools]]

Latest revision as of 12:57, 31 May 2024

Here you will find a collection of manuals, tips, and information on things like digital security, physical security, self-care, and much more! Also organized by diverse languages!
Review our Digital Justice House Toolkit here, which proposes three transformations in the digital rights workplace to improve your team health:
  • Right to disconnect
  • 4 day work week
  • Unlimited vacations

Resources for At-Risk Digital Rights Defenders

In this content you will find resources related to Wellbeing and Resilience, Security and Protection, Strategic Advocacy, and Localization. The resources go from guides to learn and consult, to emergency grants to apply for. Read more.

The Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders

Here you will find the Holistic Security Protocol for Human Rights Defenders (the Defender’s Protocol) which helps us advance our physical safety, digital security, and well-being and resilience. Read more.

Toolkit for Psychosocial Providers Serving Digital Rights Defenders

Take a look at the Mental Health Primer for Providers Serving Digital Rights Defenders. This is the first ever educational toolkit designed for psychosocial providers and/or mental health professionals serving (or wanting to serve) digital rights defenders. Read more.

Building a Trauma-informed Organization

Review here information about the impact of trauma, how to recognize its signs and symptoms, and how to respond by integrating this knowledge into policies, procedures, practices. Also, you will find resources for building a resilient and trauma-informed organization. Read more.

Security Resources Organized by Topic

This page is organized by four overarching topics: 1) Building awareness of how respond to threat and stress, 2) Understanding our threats and context, 3) Risk mitigation, 4) Security planning. Read more.

Resources Organized by Language

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