The United Kingdom likes to portray itself as a global leader in democracy and human rights. However, the enactment of the Online Safety Act (OSA) tells a completely different story. Under the guise of protecting internet users, this legislation has introduced mechanisms that fundamentally threaten digital privacy and freedom of expression—not just for UK citizens, but for internet users and independent creators worldwide.By forcing platforms to scan private messages and moderate content under vague definitions, the OSA effectively weakens End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) and introduces mass surveillance. This sets a dangerous global precedent, mirroring digital authoritarianism rather than democratic values. International users and developers, who have no vote or voice in the UK political system, are now being subjected to the overreaching jurisdiction of UK regulators like Ofcom.We, the global digital community, demand that the UK Parliament halts the implementation of the Online Safety Act and conducts a comprehensive, independent review of the entire legislation. We refuse to let democratic nations dismantle internet freedom. If the UK government refuses to adapt and respect basic human rights to privacy and speech, the world will watch and hold its reputation accountable.Sign this petition to send a clear message to the UK Government: Internet freedom is a global right, and we will not be silenced!