Release Type: Press Releases
Kenya’s data protection is not yet the shining example it could be
“Data protection in Kenya: how is this right protected?” explores steps for Kenyan authorities to develop a more effective Data Protection Act.
U.S. FTC needs rulemaking to protect privacy and civil rights
Access Now is calling on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to initiate a rulemaking proceeding to protect privacy and civil rights.
Digital rights champions nominated to lead U.S. FCC and NTIA
At long last, U.S. President Biden has nominated public interests advocates to lead the Federal Communications Commission and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration.
Vietnam: Immediately release Pham Doan Trang and stop persecution of free speech
We are urgently calling on Vietnam’s government to release independent journalist and human rights defender Pham Doan Trang.
يجب على السلطات السودانية التوقّف عن فرض عمليات تعتيم الاتصالات بهدف السيطرة على تدفق المعلومات أثناء الانقلاب العسكري
تُندّد منظمة اكساس ناو بقيام السلطات السودانية بفرض عملية حجب للإنترنت في الوقت الذي تحرّكت فيه القوات العسكرية للاستيلاء على الحكومة.
Authorities in Sudan must stop imposing telecommunication blackouts to control information flow during military coup
Access Now denounces the internet shutdowns in Sudan today as military forces seize control of the government in a military coup.
Another whistleblower shows Facebook needs regulation
A second Facebook whistleblower came forward with allegations that the company prioritizes profits over people. Enough is enough. Facebook needs to be regulated.
U.S. FTC report proves ISPs as bad as Facebook on privacy
The U.S. FTC released a damning report that proves internet service providers’ data harvesting practices are just as harmful as large advertising platforms like Facebook.
#KeepItOn: Eswatini authorities shut down internet to quell protests, ask people to email grievances
Access Now is calling for an immediate reinstatement of internet access across Eswatini after authorities shut down the internet yesterday, June 29, in response to large-scale pro-democracy protests.
Digital Services Act: bad decisions can lead to global consequences
The Digital Services Act Human Rights Alliance is warning the EU: bad decisions can lead to global consequences.