Keyboard Frontline 鍵盤戰線

20112012 2014 5239 1612 Keyboard Frontline was founded in the year of 2011 to fight for greater user rights under the 2012 Copyright amendment bill (also known as the Internet Article 23) for netizens. Believing that the rights of netizens are of vital importance, Keyboard Frontline devotes its time and effort in the defense of these rights. By organising varies activities, for example, protests, exhibitions, discussion forums, online lobbying, etc, we aim to arouse public awareness of the importance of internet freedom, and ultimately to create a free and open internet environment in Hong Kong. Currently, Keyboard Frontline is focusing on various projects, including internet freedom, privacy and security, “Right to be Forgotten” and, of course, the 2014 Copyright Amendment Bill. We will undoubtedly continue to devote ourselves to safeguard the rights of the netizens in Hong Kong. For any further information, please contact: 5239 1612