Bitcoin Can Be The Foundation Of Human Rights
The bad guys can’t stop Bitcoin, but Bitcoin can stop the bad guys.Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights:Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution. 60 years ago, it was not Syrians, Afghans, Iranians and people from various African states who had to leave their homes and sought refuge. It was Kazakhs, Ukrainians, Jews, Poles, Russians and Germans who needed a new home before, during and after World War II. Displaced by an occupying power, by the ruling government and by hunger and war. Many had to leave their hometowns and were....
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The Human Rights Foundation is donating to Jesse Posner, Munn Wallet, Janine Roem and Blockchain Commons.
For the second quarter of 2012, the Human Rights Foundation’s Bitcoin Development Fund distributed 500 million satoshis in grants. The receiving projects came from “Cuba, Turkey, Pakistan, Ghana, Venezuela, Burma, and beyond,” according to Chief Strategy Officer Alex Gladstein. In this round, the Human Rights Foundation focused on “Bitcoin software development, community building, censorship monitoring, […]
The Human Rights Foundation is providing $25,000 each to support Specter Desktop and Lot49 through its Bitcoin Development Fund. The post Human Rights Foundation Provides Grants To Specter, Lot49 appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
The Human Rights Foundation is gifting almost 4 BTC to developers in the Bitcoin ecosystem to work on exciting and important projects.