A continental alliance of 30 organisations in 15 countries, sharing evidence, coordinating advocacy, and standing together for digital rights.
From internet shutdowns to gaps in data protection, the Alliance follows the state of digital rights where our members work — and names what needs to change.
Burundi · Cameroon · DRC · Ethiopia · Kenya · Lesotho · Liberia · Malawi · Nigeria · South Africa · Tanzania · Togo · Uganda · Zambia · Zimbabwe
Research, analysis and statements from our members across Africa.
Each month we feature the work of one member organisation.
Meet the organisations defending digital rights across Africa.
Member logos will populate here as the Alliance’s data-collection form returns responses.
Our members act as one — joint statements, shared positions, and coordinated responses to digital rights threats.
The Digital Rights Alliance Africa (DRAA) is a coalition of civil society organisations advancing and defending digital rights across the continent — freedom of expression and privacy, access and inclusion, safety and accountability online. The Alliance brings members together to share evidence, coordinate advocacy, and respond to threats to digital rights wherever they arise.
