Join us for a powerful and deeply personal interview with our co-founder Ali, as he shares his lived experiences with digital human rights violations in the Gulf region. In this candid conversation, Ali opens up about the challenges he faced, ranging from surveillance and censorship to online harassment, and how these experiences became the catalyst for his activism.

We explore his path from targeted individual to passionate advocate, leading to the creation of RedLine and Digital Rights 4 Gulf: two initiatives committed to defending digital freedoms, promoting transparency, and empowering citizens in one of the world's most digitally repressive environments.

Tune in to hear:

• How Ali first encountered online repression
• The emotional and professional toll of digital surveillance
• What inspired him to launch RedLine and DR4G
• Insights into the digital rights landscape in the Gulf
• Why digital safety and human rights are inseparable in today’s world

Whether you're an activist, researcher, or just curious about how technology intersects with human rights, this episode offers eye-opening perspectives and a message of resilience and hope.