Tag: Business & Human Rights
Comments on Privacy, Transparency, and Accountability Regarding Commercial and Private Use of Unmann
Why India’s Net Neutrality Activists Hate Facebook
Indian Companies Turn Against Facebook’s Scheme for Broader Internet Access
Turkey blocks Twitter and YouTube, companies capitulate and self-censor
Turkey recently blocked users’ access to Twitter and YouTube in an effort to censor material posted by users, just as it did in March of last year. If users are willing to fight back against government censorship, social media companies should support them in their efforts
U.S. FCC Confirms It Is Reviewing Verizon’s Use of Supercookies
Yesterday, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission confirmed that it is reviewing Verizon Wireless’ abusive use of supercookies. This is a great step forward for mobile privacy in the U.S. and a validation of our campaign against mobile tracking.
Protecting human rights in third countries: Access Now submits input to European Parliament
Access has submitted input to the European Parliament (EP) Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) on a draft report on human rights and technology. This report focuses on “the impact of intrusion and surveillance systems on human rights in third countries.”
RightsCon Southeast Asia: Impacts and Next Steps
RightsCon Manila: Laying Groundwork and Building Partnerships
Digital rights in Southeast Asia and beyond: a review of RightsCon 2015