Blog Privacy Poverty in the U.S.? Yes — and it’s a digital rights issue We’re asking the United Nations to examine barriers to internet access, invasion of privacy for welfare recipients, and the targeted surveillance of immigrant, poor, and minority communities.… 16 November 2017
Blog Business and Human Rights NSO Group “in like Flynn”? We must bring surveillance tech out of the shadows A spyware scandal may go all the way to the top echelons of U.S. power.… 21 August 2017
Blog Privacy DreamHost disrupts U.S. DOJ plan for mass spying. Others should do the same. The expansive U.S. order stands in contravention of our fundamental rights to privacy and freedom of expression. … 17 August 2017
Blog Business and Human Rights Victims of NSO Group malware attacks deserve more than silence and complicity Surveillance and tracking complement and facilitate threats, torture, and murder. We need more action, not words, to stop the human rights violations.… 14 August 2017
Blog Business and Human Rights Scandinavia and Africa innovate while U.S. firms lose ground on transparency We’re seeing innovation in transparency reporting, and not always from the usual suspects. Here’s how Telia and Liquid Telecom are charging ahead.… 3 August 2017
Blog Net Discrimination Access Now and EU orgs tell FCC: strengthen, don’t kill, Net Neutrality regs Here’s why we need to keep Title II protections for Net Neutrality in the U.S. — and build on them.… 18 July 2017
Blog Freedom of Expression Access Now at the United Nations: spyware in UAE, surveillance in France, and shutdowns in Africa Read our submissions to the United Nations on digital rights in Israel, the UAE, France, Burundi, and Mali.… 14 July 2017
