Ephraim Percy Kenyanito (Archived Bio)

We analyze draft laws in four countries, providing guidance to help legislators protect human rights.

The Democratic Republic of Congo wants a social media blackout on Monday. Can we stop them?

Attending or following IGF 2016? Here’s where we’ll be and what we’re focusing on.

This is a dark time for human rights in Ethiopia. We need to #KeepItOn.

Only five days after the U.N. passed an historic resolution specifically condemning internet shutdowns, reports from Zimbabwe suggest that the government may have ordered WhatsApp blocked.

A set of draft laws in threatens privacy and free expression in Kenya. They should be redrafted to accord with international human rights law.

For the second time this year Uganda has carried out an internet shutdown during the election period. It’s time to push back.

Our submissions to the U.N. Human Rights Council in the Universal Periodic Review for Uganda and South Sudan highlight ways that they can improve their human rights records.

Kenya can either embrace the recent KICA ruling and lead the way for free expression in Africa, or fight it and further erode its reputation for protecting expression.

After a government-ordered social media blackout in Uganda during the presidential elections, digital rights groups are asking the African Union and the United Nations to take action to fight internet shutdowns and protect free expression.