Kassem Mnejja

Kassem Mnejja is a former Nonresident Fellow at TIMEP focusing on digital rights and cyberspace across the MENA region with a particular interest in internet shutdowns. He is currently the MENA Campaigner at Access Now, an international organization working at the intersection of human rights and technology. Before joining Access Now, Kassem contributed to civic education initiatives and projects within Tunisia’s civil society. He also brings experience in debate, peacebuilding, and regional engagement. He holds a master’s degree in English Literature from the University of Sfax. You can follow him on Twitter/X: https://x.com/KassemMnejja

Articles by: Kassem Mnejja

Open Government: Emancipation for Some, Exclusion for Others

MENA governments are rapidly adopting digital governance, but weak oversight risks turning these tools into instruments of exclusion, surveillance, and data exploitation, disproportionately harming vulnerable communities across the region.

Israel’s Digital Assault on Lebanon

Israel’s digital warfare on Lebanon has greatly impacted the country’s civilians, spread terror and misinformation, and revealed the weaknesses of Lebanese digital infrastructure and security measures.

Internet in Conflict: Sudan’s Battle for Connection

The increasing presence of satellite internet, like Starlink, has provided crucial connectivity in Sudan as the warring parties continue widespread blackouts.