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contact [at] stop-arming-israel-belgium.com
To send us a secure message, see below
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Secured messaging
In an activist context, where the information shared can be sensitive, let's ensure the confidentiality of our exchanges. Using secure communication methods helps protect information and avoid the risk of surveillance or repression.
If you want to send us a secure message, make sure you use the Tor Network and/or a Virtual Private Network (VPN). There are several possibilities through which you can do so:
1. You can use our PGP Encryption Key to encrypt your messages (ideally with a secure email address). This ensures that only the right people will be able to read your communications (which is the preferred option).
2. You can send an email to our ProtonMail address (stop-arming-israel-belgium [at] proton.me) if you have a ProtonMail address yourself. ProtonMail uses end-to-end encryption for emails exchanged between ProtonMail users.
3. You can use the contact form below which will encrypt your message (but would make us unable to answer to you in a secure way)
If you want to send us a secure message, make sure you use the Tor Network and/or a Virtual Private Network (VPN). There are several possibilities through which you can do so:
1. You can use our PGP Encryption Key to encrypt your messages (ideally with a secure email address). This ensures that only the right people will be able to read your communications (which is the preferred option).
2. You can send an email to our ProtonMail address (stop-arming-israel-belgium [at] proton.me) if you have a ProtonMail address yourself. ProtonMail uses end-to-end encryption for emails exchanged between ProtonMail users.
3. You can use the contact form below which will encrypt your message (but would make us unable to answer to you in a secure way)
Contact form
If you would like to send us photos or videos, you can use https://file.espiv.net/
Send an Action
If you have taken an action and would like us to share it, please send us the information via one of the 3 methods explained above, while taking a few extra precautions to ensure the security of our communications:
Let's make sure that everyone's safety is a priority, so that we can continue to fight together while protecting our actions and our people.
- Remove your metadata: Before sharing photos or documents, remove the metadata to prevent it from containing sensitive information that could identify you. Use tools like ExifTool or Mat2.
- Hide your IP address, use the Tor network and/or at least a VPN.
- Protect people's identities by blurring faces in sensitive images and videos and reducing the number of pixels (to remove unnecessary details).
- Encrypt your messages: see above.
Let's make sure that everyone's safety is a priority, so that we can continue to fight together while protecting our actions and our people.