Across Asia, activists face mounting restrictions and technologically-enhanced surveillance, repression, and control. AlterTech examines how activists navigate these constraints by experimenting with new technological practices and reconfiguring their infrastructures from the ground up. By studying everyday acts of resistance - and examining how hemispheric connections, embodied practices, and utopian imaginaries also shape activist trajectories – we aim to uncover emerging forms of technopolitics that often remain invisible in conventional discourses of activism.