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A WARNING FROM AN AUTHORITY: Save Freedom! is an urgent plea by Bijan Moini, a human rights activist and expert on civil liberties. Freedom is something we take for granted-a fundamental human right we assume will always be there, and that we complain about vocally when we feel it's being upon. But in reality, the number of countries in which people can live freely is decreasing for the first time in decades. Bijan Moini's new book is a jarring wake-up call: if we aren't careful, our freedoms may be stripped away, too, and it might be our own fault. Vividly describing the current landscape of…mehr

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A WARNING FROM AN AUTHORITY: Save Freedom! is an urgent plea by Bijan Moini, a human rights activist and expert on civil liberties. Freedom is something we take for granted-a fundamental human right we assume will always be there, and that we complain about vocally when we feel it's being upon. But in reality, the number of countries in which people can live freely is decreasing for the first time in decades. Bijan Moini's new book is a jarring wake-up call: if we aren't careful, our freedoms may be stripped away, too, and it might be our own fault. Vividly describing the current landscape of civil liberties in our capitalistic and digital age, Save Our Freedom! explains the immense importance the principle plays in our day-to-day, and outlines concrete actionable measures to fight back.. TIMELY, IMPORTANT, AND URGENT: The voluntary ceding of freedoms is an alarming and highly relevant issue facing our digital world, and one that we are not giving sufficient attention. Save Freedom is a call to action to change our focus before it's too late.
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Bijan Moini, born near Karlsruhe, Germany is a lawyer, political scientist, and civil rights campaigner with German-Iranian roots. After studying and training in Hong Kong and Berlin, he worked as a lawyer for a commercial law firm. He now coordinates constitutional complaints for a Berlin civil rights NGO and writes and speaks on socio-political subjects such as digitalization, surveillance, and data protection. He is the author of the novel The Cube about a near-future in which society has traded access to its most personal information for an ideal world-until it all goes wrong. Moini lives in Berlin with his family.