Release Type: Open Letter
Open letter on 2024 FCC AI deepfakes disclosure in U.S.
Access Now strongly supports the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) proposal to ensure transparency in the use of AI-generated content in political ads.
Open letter: UK authorities must stop plans to deploy facial recognition tech
Human rights organisations urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to drop any plans to expand the use of live facial recognition surveillance.
Civil society open letter urges Bumble to take privacy seriously
Access Now, in an effort led by Mozilla and other key civil society organizations, is demanding that Bumble address problem with its data collection and privacy practices.
Carta abierta sobre la violencia política posibilitada por la tecnología en Venezuela
Nosotros hacemos un llamado urgente a que el pueblo venezolano tenga acceso a internet, a las plataformas de redes sociales y a otros canales de comunicación en todo momento.
Open letter on technology-enabled political violence in Venezuela
We call for unfettered access to the internet, social media platforms, and other communication channels for people in Venezuela at all times.
Après 22 jours de coupure d’internet, le gouvernement mauritanien doit s’engager à garder internet accessible tout le temps
La coalition #KeepItOn demande les autorités en Mauritanie à prendre une position claire contre les coupures d’Internet au début de ce nouveau mandat.
After 22 days of internet shutdown, the government of Mauritania must commit to #KeepItOn at all times
#KeepItOn coalition urges authorities in Mauritania to take a clear stance against internet shutdowns at the start of this new term.
#KeepItOn: Bangladesh’s government must restore internet access, ensure connectivity during student protests
#KeepItOn coalition urges authorities in Bangladesh to ensure that people can access open, secure, and unrestricted internet during the ongoing student protests.
UN cybercrime convention: open letter to EU-commission and member states
EU member states must not sign the latest draft of the UN cybercrime convention if critical flaws are not addressed.
