Privacy Reform in Europe: Q&A on the European Data Protection Regulation
21 Dec 2015
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What is the Data Protection Reform Package? Why is it so important? What can you do to protect your privacy rights? Find out by reading our FAQ!
How civil society can participate in the World Telecommunication Policy Forum
21 Dec 2015
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This document describes the ways that civil society may participate in the upcoming World Telecommunication Policy Forum (WTPF), a high-level international meeting organized by the UN International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
Q&A on Network Discrimination in Europe
21 Dec 2015
Q&A on Network Discrimination in Europe
21 Dec 2015
Forgotten Pillar: The Telco Remedy Plan
21 Dec 2015
Latin American Digital Rights Coalition Letter to European Parliament
18 Dec 2015
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A group of digital and civil rights organisations throughout Latin America writing to express full support for the efforts to update, harmonise and strengthen data protection laws in the European Union, through the European Commission’s proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation (COM(2012)11).
Carta de la Coalición Latino Americana de Derechos Digitales al Parlamento Europeo
18 Dec 2015
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Un grupo de organizaciones de derechos digitales y humanos en toda América Latina escriben para expresar su pleno apoyo a los esfuerzos para actualizar, armonizar y reforzar las leyes de protección de datos en la Unión Europea, a través de la propuesta de la Comisión Europea del Reglamento General de Protección de Datos (COM (2012) 11)
As Iran blocks VPNS, the fight for the internet runs deeper
18 Dec 2015
СОДРУЖЕСТВО НАДЗИРАЮЩИХ ГОСУДАРСТВ: ОБ ЭКСПОРТЕ И ПЕРЕПРОДА ЖЕ РОССИЙСКОЙ ТЕ ХНОЛОГИИ СЛЕЖЕНИЯ НА ТЕРРИТОРИИ ПОСТСОВЕТСКОЙ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ
18 Dec 2015
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The four post-Soviet Central Asian republics discussed here—Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan— have problematic records with respect to electronic surveillance with little regard to international norms of due process, privacy, and transparency. While there have been some noteworthy victories with respect to regulating Western companies’ exports of surveillance technology to other difficult regions such as the Middle East, a different approach is needed in a region with a large Russian presence such as Central Asia.
Commonwealth of surveillance states: On the export and resale of Russian surveillance technology to post-Soviet Central Asia
18 Dec 2015
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The four post-Soviet Central Asian republics discussed here—Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan— have problematic records with respect to electronic surveillance with little regard to international norms of due process, privacy, and transparency. While there have been some noteworthy victories with respect to regulating Western companies’ exports of surveillance technology to other difficult regions such as the Middle East, a different approach is needed in a region with a large Russian presence such as Central Asia.