Would like to express gratitude to all on this list who have offered
assistance offlist, I really appreciate it.
Nothing is ideal, but so far it seems it was a very good idea to go.
Here is an update and we are about to get more regular reporting out
when our guys are in a bit safer situation
Jacob Appelbaum ja...@appelbaum.net wrote:
It seems like physical smuggling or geo-caching of the data would be
much safer than a sat phone that can be *tracked* and *jammed*
simultaneously. At least with geo-caching, one could pass along the
coordinates for evidence later and then perhaps at
Heather:
Hi all,
For those that aren't aware, 800,000 Rohingya Muslim people in Burma are
being cut off from communication as the military and government try to
drive them out of the country. Over 100,000 are being starved to death
in concentration camps, the rest are driven into boats
Hi Heather,
First of all, I can't echo Jacob's concerns enough. You can find a concise
overview of the risks of using satellite phones in a guide I authored last
year:
http://smallworldnews.tv/guide/ (specifically:
http://www.smallworldnews.com/Guide/Guide_SatPhone_English.pdf)
If you're still
On 13-03-18 5:39 AM, Andreas Bader wrote:
So if you say that there's possibly a massacre the next few weeks, we
should advise the media and journalists of this situation, so that at
least it would be reported. So we have a basis for a war crime
accusation. I personally think the the biggest
Thank you, would love to talk off list.
All the best,
Heather Marsh
@GeorgieBC on Twitter
On 13-03-18 1:19 PM, Brian Conley wrote:
Hi Heather,
First of all, I can't echo Jacob's concerns enough. You can find a
concise overview of the risks of using satellite phones in a guide I
Hi all,
For those that aren't aware, 800,000 Rohingya people in Burma are being
cut off from communication as the military and government try to drive
them out of the country. Over 100,000 are being starved to death in
concentration camps, the rest are driven into boats which neighbouring
Dear Heather,
ttscanada:
Hi all,
For those that aren't aware, 800,000 Rohingya people in Burma are being
cut off from communication as the military and government try to drive
them out of the country. Over 100,000 are being starved to death in
concentration camps, the rest are driven into
Hi all,
For those that aren't aware, 800,000 Rohingya Muslim people in Burma are
being cut off from communication as the military and government try to
drive them out of the country. Over 100,000 are being starved to death
in concentration camps, the rest are driven into boats which
I've been learning about the recent history of Burma through a
collection of Aung San Suu Kyi's writings and speeches. A quotation
from her essay In Quest of Democracy written before her house arrest
in 1989:
Revolutions generally reflect the irresistible impulse for necessary
changes which
Hi Jacob,
Yes, exactly to the security issues, which is why we have tried nothing
to date, any Rohingya caught with anything like a camera or radio is
tortured and killed. Ease of use is also paramount, there is no point
risking lives to get a phone in that no one can use. We are
ttscanada:
Hi Jacob,
Yes, exactly to the security issues, which is why we have tried nothing
to date, any Rohingya caught with anything like a camera or radio is
tortured and killed. Ease of use is also paramount, there is no point
risking lives to get a phone in that no one can use. We are
Very good points, thanks, Jake. We were thinking more of phones since it
appears they are more paranoid of cameras than phones, but you have a
very good point, phones are more easily controlled. Rethinking.
All the best,
Heather Marsh
@GeorgieBC on Twitter
On 13-03-17 1:25 PM, Jacob
In my work with the Rohingya and research into communications systems in
Arakan state in the Western portion of the country, it was notable that
there was data coverage spilling over from neighboring Bangladesh and
people were using these towers to transmit information across borders.
All the
Thanks Mark, interesting. Was this recently?
All the best,
Heather Marsh
@GeorgieBC on Twitter
On 13-03-17 2:18 PM, Mark Belinsky wrote:
In my work with the Rohingya and research into communications systems
in Arakan state in the Western portion of the country, it was notable
that there
I noticed while trawling media lately the Saudis have been using local
boats to bring in some supplies?
- Asher
On 18/03/13 9:29 AM, ttscanada wrote:
Thanks Mark, interesting. Was this recently?
All the best,
Heather Marsh
@GeorgieBC on Twitter
On 13-03-17 2:18 PM, Mark
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