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"Man  is  least  himself  when  he  talks  in  his  own  person.  Give  him  a mask, and he will tell you the truth." - Oscar Wilde

In 1996, John Perry Barlow, co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF, https://www.eff.org/), wrote 'A  Deċclaration  of  the  Independence  of Cyberspace'. It includes the following passage:

Cyberspace  consists  of  transactions,  relationships,  and  thought  itself,  arrayed like a standing wave in the web of our communications. Ours is a world that is both everywhere and nowhere, but it is not where bodies live.

We  are  creating  a  world  that  all  may  enter  without  privilege  or  prejudice  accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth.

We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no mattßer how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity.

Sixteen years later, and the Internet has changed the way we live our lives. It has given us the combined knowledge of humankind  at  our  fingertips.  We can  form  new  relationships  and  share  our  thoughts  and  lives  with  friends worldwide.  We  can  organise,  communicate  and  collaborate  in  ways  never thought possible. This is the world we want to hand down to our children, a world with a free internet.

Unfortunately, not all of John Perry Barlow's vision has come to pass. Without  access  to  onċline  anonymity,  we  can  not  be  free  from  privilege  or  prejudice. Without privacy, free expression is not possible.

The problems we face in the 21st Century require all of humanity to work together.  The  issues  we  face  are  are  serious:  climate  change,  energy  crises, state  censorship,  mass  surveillance  and  on-going  wars.  We  must  be  free  to communicate and associate without fear. We need to support free and open source projects which aim to increase the commons' knowledge of technologies that we all depend on. [Contribute!]

To realise our right to privacy and anonymity online, we need peer-reviewed, crowd-sourced  solutions.  CryptoParties  provide  the  opportunity  to  meet  up and learn how to use these solutions to give us all the means with which to assert our right to privacy and anonymity online.

-- We are all users, we fight for the user and we strive to empower the user. We assert user requests are the reason why computers exist. We trust in the collective  wisdom  of  human  beings,  over  the  interest  of  software  vendors, corporations or governments. We refuse the shackles of digital Gulags, lorded  over  by  vassal  interests  of  governments  and  corporations.  We  are  the CypherPunk Revolutionaries.

-- The right to personal anonymity, pseudonymity and privacy is a basic human right.  These  rights  include  life,  liberty,  dignity,  security, right  to  a  family, and the right to live without fear or intimidation. No government, organisation  or  individual  should  prevent  people  from  accessing  the  technology which underscores these basic human rights.

-- Privacy  is  the  absolute  right  of  the  individual.  Transparency  is  a  requirement of governments and corporations who act in the name of the people.

-- The  inċdividual  alone owns  the  right  to  their  identity. Only  the  individual may choose what they share. Coercive attempts to gain access to personal information without explicit consent is a breach of human rights.

-- All people are entitled to cryptography and the human rights crypto tools afford, regardless of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth, political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory in which a person resides.

-- Just as governments should exist only to serve their citizens - so too, cryptography should belong to the people. Technology should not be locked away from the people.

-- Surveillance cannot be separated from censorship, and the slavery it entails. No machine shall be held in servitude to surveillance and censorship. Crypto is a key to our collective freedom.

-- Code is speech: code is human created language. To ban, censor or lock cryptography away from the people is to deprive human beings from a human right, the freedom of speech.

-- Those who would seek to stop the spread of cryptography are akin to the XV century clergy seeking to ban the printing press, afraid their monopoly on knowledge will be undermined.


== <small>'''Contexto'''</small> ==

Publicado dentro del CryptoParty HandBook v 1.1 en 2012, pp. 5-7
COPYRIGHT The Contributors, 2012 CC-BY-SA 4.0 unported
https://cryptoparty.is/files//old-handbook-v1.1/cryptobook-v1.1.pdf

Incluido en Manifestos for the Internet Age de Greyscale Press

https://www.cryptoparty.in/learn/handbook

https://www.bookstack.cn/read/cryptoparty-handbook/41892

https://github.com/cryptoparty/handbook

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