Release Type: Statement
UAE must release all those unjustly imprisoned before COP28
Authorities in the UAE should release all those unjustly imprisoned in the country before the start of COP28.
Vietnam’s identity verification mandate will violate international human rights
Viet Nam’s Identity Verification Mandate will Violate International Human Rights.
Civil society statement: government of Senegal must stop escalating trend of normalizing internet shutdowns
Nations across Africa, and the world, must ensure people can access open and free internet when they need it the most.
Civil society gets its confirmation from EU Commissioner: no internet shutdowns under DSA
Commissioner Breton clarified that internet shutdowns are not lawful under the DSA except under extreme circumstances.
Access Now’s response to Commissioner Breton’s letter: Priorities and dialogue on DSA enforcement
Access Now responds to Commissioner Breton’s letter and seeks dialogue on DSA enforcement.
Civil society statement: Commissioner Breton needs to clarify comments about the DSA allowing for platform blocking
Requesting clarification recent comments suggesting that blocking of online platforms could be an enforceable and justified measure under the DSA.
Raising the alarm over the genuineness of Cambodia’s elections
Access Now is raising the alarm around Cambodia’s elections, highlighting the harassment of political opposition and civil society online and offline.
EU Trilogues: The AI Act must protect people’s rights
As EU trilogues on the AI Act kick off, Access Now and partners call on institutions to put fundamental rights first.
Joint statement: The EU DSA must follow a human rights-centred enforcement process
The Digital Services Act Human Rights Alliance is calling for a human rights-centred implementation and enforcement of the EU DSA.
