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在我們所身處的臺灣，相較於其他國家，我們享有較高的網路自由。然而，我們不能忽視鄰近國家的公民面臨著嚴格的國家監控與網路審查。在這種情況下，如何有效地規避和突破那些阻礙網路自由的高牆，成為許多人關心的議題。
今年，全球最受矚目的人權與數位議題研討會 ─ RightsCon 2025，將在臺灣舉辦。這是一次難得的機會，我們誠摯邀請到來自國際知名組織如 Tor、Tails 和 OONI 的團隊，在研討會前夕，針對開發者及使用者舉辦一場專業工作坊。這場活動將不僅為參加者提供實際的技術交流機會，也讓我們共同探索如何維護和推動網路自由。歡迎對此議題有興趣的朋友把握機會參加！
活動日期：2025/02/23（地點將在完成報名後提供）
- [工作坊] 14:00 – 17:30 如何使用 Tor 避開審查並匿名瀏覽
- [工作坊] 18:00 – 19:00 如何使用 OONI 偵測與觀察網路審查狀況
- [演講座] 19:30 – 21:00 Tor 在網路監控的世界中捍衛個人線上隱私權
這次活動將有二場工作坊與一場演講，請透過不同票種的方式報名要參加的議程。由於活動場地限制關係，部分議程有人數限制，請盡早報名，活動確切地點將會在活動前另行通知。
工作坊 #1：如何使用 Tor 避開審查並匿名瀏覽
日期：2025/02/23 14:00 - 17:30、語言：英文
地點：台北科技大學
協作者：
- Raya, Education Coordinator @ The Tor Project
- Gus, Community Team Lead @ The Tor Project
記者和人權捍衛者（HRDs）經常同時在一台電腦上進行個人與工作的任務，無形當中增加了資料外洩、監控和洩露機敏資訊的風險。本工作坊將介紹 Tails，一種專為保護隱私、支援匿名通訊和確保數位安全而設計的安全且可攜式作業系統（可安裝在 USB 隨身碟或隨身硬碟中）。
您將學到的內容：
- 如何透過分開處理工作與個人活動來保護您的網路線上身份與資料。
- 如何在 USB 隨身碟上安裝並設定 Tails，以便安全地進行線上和離線的操作。
- Tails 如何與 Tor 洋蔥路由網路整合，以實現匿名瀏覽和通訊。
瞭解更多：
- Tails 官方網站：https://tails.net/
- Tails：安全、可攜式的作業系統，將工作與個人活動分開。
這場工作坊有保留名額給從事新聞記者與公民團體的夥伴。請注意！在 KKTIX 平台完成註冊此議程後，請稍候，我們會手動審核申請。對參加者進行基本的資格確認，以確保參與者都有一個舒適的體驗。我們將優先考量人權捍衛者（HRDs）、新聞記者相關領域的參與者，請在報名時使用所服務單位的郵件信箱註或其他可證明的方式，非常感謝！
工作坊 #2：如何使用 OONI 偵測與觀察網路審查狀況
日期：2025/02/23 18:00 - 19:00、語言：英文
地點：台北科技大學
協作者：
- Maria Xynou, Director of Strategic Engagement @ OONI
- Elizaveta Yachmeneva, Research & Community Coordinator @ OONI
在這場工作坊中，參加者將親身體驗使用 OONI（網路干擾開放觀測站）偵測、監控及觀察網路審查。
您將學到的內容：
- 識別不同地區被封鎖的網站、應用程式和服務。
- 使用 OONI Probe 測試網路審查。
- 分析 OONI 資料以追蹤審查情勢狀況。
演講座：Tor 在網路監控的世界中捍衛個人線上隱私權
日期：2025/02/23 19:30 - 21:00、語言：英文
講者：Roger Dingledine, Co-founder of The Tor Project
地點：捷運松江南京站及南京復興站附近
在這場主題演講中，Roger Dingledine 將討論日益增長的線上隱私威脅、數位監控和網路審查問題。他將探討 Tor 及隱私增強技術（Privacy-Enhancing Technologies, PETS）如何賦予使用者以匿名及安全地瀏覽網路，並闡述為何網路自由仍然是一項基本人權。
Roger Dingledine 是 Tor Project 的共同創辦人，Tor Project 是一個開發自由且開源軟體的非營利組織，關注在保護人們不受追蹤、審查和監控的影響。他在推動數位權利方面扮演了關鍵角色，支持全球的記者、社運團體及人權捍衛者。
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[English Version]
RightsCon Pre-event with Open Culture Foundation, The Tor Project, and OONI
We are thrilled to invite you to a full-day event dedicated to online privacy, censorship circumvention, and censorship monitoring, hosted in partnership with Open Culture Foundation, the Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), and The Tor Project on February 23rd, 2025, in Taipei, Taiwan.
This free pre-event will feature hands-on workshops and a public keynote by Roger Dingledine, co-founder of The Tor Project.
Thie event will feature:
- Two hands-on workshops for journalists, activists, and human rights defenders focused on digital security and censorship resistance.
- A public keynote by Roger Dingledine, co-founder of The Tor Project, on defending online privacy in an era of mass surveillance.
Please register for the sessions you wish to attend by selecting the appropriate type of ticket. Due to venue limitations, some sessions have a cap on the number of participants, so please register early. The exact location of the event will be announced separately closer to the date.
## Workshop 1: Circumventing censorship and navigating anonymously with Tor
Date: February 23rd at 14:00 - 17:30 (+08:00)
Capacity: 25 participants
Language: English
Facilitators:
- Raya, Education Coordinator @ The Tor Project
- Gus, Community Team Lead @ The Tor Project
Location: National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei Tech
Journalists and human rights defenders often use a single computer for both personal and professional tasks, increasing the risk of data leaks, surveillance, and compromising their confidentiality. This workshop introduces Tails, a secure and portable operating system designed to protect privacy, enable anonymous communication, and ensure digital safety.
What you'll learn:
- How to protect your online identity and data by separating professional and personal activities.
- Installing and configuring Tails on a USB stick for secure online and offline use.
- How Tails integrates with the Tor network for anonymous browsing and communication.
Read more:
- Tails official website: https://tails.net/
- Tails: a secure, portable OS to separate professional from personal activities
This workshop reserves spots for partners who are journalists and CSOs members. Please use your organization's email address when registering.
Please note that we manually approve applications after registration on KKTIX platform. We conduct basic due diligence checks on participants to ensure a comfortable experience for both trainers and attendees. Participants will be reviewed based on our criteria for this event, prioritizing human rights defenders (HRDs), journalists, and activists.
## Workshop 2: Detecting and Measuring Internet Censorship with OONI
Date: February 23rd @ 18:00 - 19:00
Capacity: 25 participants
Language: English.
Facilitators:
- Maria Xynou, Director of Strategic Engagement @ OONI
- Elizaveta Yachmeneva, Research & Community Coordinator @ OONI
Location: National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei Tech
In this workshop, participants will gain hands-on experience using OONI (Open Observatory of Network Interference) to detect, monitor, and measure online censorship. Learn how to:
- Identify blocked websites, apps, and services in different regions.
- Use OONI Probe to test internet censorship.
- How to analyze OONI data to track censorship trends.
## Keynote: Tor: Defending your online privacy in a surveillance world
Speaker: Roger Dingledine, Co-founder of The Tor Project
Date: February 23rd, 2025, @ 19:30 - 21:00.
Capacity: 120 participants
Location: Near MRT Songjiang Nanjing Station and Nanjing Fuxing Station.
In this keynote, Roger Dingledine will discuss the growing threats to online privacy, digital surveillance, and internet censorship. He will explore how Tor and Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETS) empowers users to navigate the internet anonymously and securely, and why online freedom remains a fundamental human right.
Roger Dingledine is the co-founder of the Tor Project, a nonprofit that develops free and open source software to protect people from tracking, censorship, and surveillance online. He has played a key role in advancing digital rights, supporting journalists, activists, and human rights defenders worldwide.