Tag: Business & Human Rights
Pegasus attacks in El Salvador: spyware used to target journalists and activists
Access Now and partners reveal that NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware has been used to infect the devices of 35 Salvadoran journalists and activists.
Exposed: civil society condemns use of Pegasus in El Salvador to spy on journalists and activists
Access Now and a coalition of human rights organizations condemn the use of Pegasus in El Salvador to spy on journalists and activists.
Ataques de Pegasus en El Salvador: el software espĂa arremete contra periodistas y activistas
Access Now en conjunto con otras organizaciones revelan que el software espĂa Pegasus se instalĂł en secreto en los dispositivos de 35 periodistas y activistas del El Salvador.
What victories for digital rights happened this year? Test your knowledge with this quiz
Activists across the world won major advances in digital rights in 2021. What do you know about these victories?
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Access Now to Telenor: where are the answers Myanmar deserves on the M1 sale?
Access Now is once again calling on Telenor to address the rights risks that the sale to M1 Group will generate.
U.S. State Department’s new spyware report: a big step forward
Access Now and partners applaud the U.S. Congress for passing legislation that directs the U.S. State Department to develop a list of spyware purveyors to avoid doing business with because of their poor human rights records.
Why we don’t like Amazon Ring
Amazon Ring video doorbells are amplifying discrimination, one sensor at a time. We unpack how Ring-police partnerships threaten human rights and what you can do to combat surveillance.
NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware: how we got here and what now
Civil society’s push to hold NSO Group accountable for its Pegasus spyware is working. Here’s what the Biden administration can do next.
European Ombudsman responds to NGOs’ complaint, investigates EU’s facilitation of Africa’s surveillance network
In a win for human rights, the European Ombudsman is investigating the EU’s support for African countries to develop surveillance capabilities.