Tag: Business & Human Rights
Hong Kong’s Security Law Puts Big Tech at a Crossroads
New police powers in Hong Kong threaten human rights online
Hong Kong’s new national security law grants sweeping powers to block content, search devices, and intercept communications without independent judicial oversight.
Facebook pauses sharing WhatsApp user info with Hong Kong authorities
U.S., EU Advocacy Groups Warn Against Google’s Purchase of Fitbit
Viel Kritik an Fitbit-Ăśbernahme durch Google
Metro facial biometrics, emotion, gender detection system legitimacy disputed in Brazil court
Zoom promises its first transparency report later this year
Transparency talks: video conferencing and VoIP platforms must put your privacy first
Access Now calls on video conferencing platforms to release reports clarifying exactly how they protect personal user data and enforce policies related to freedom of expression.Â
Video conferencing platforms: An open call for transparency reporting
Access Now has invited video and voice call providers to share steps they are taking to safeguard our security and privacy at RightsCon, so we can include updates in our Transparency Reporting Index.
COVID-19 & the right to protest: pressing issues at the 44th Human Rights Council
As the 44th session of the Human Rights Council kicks off amid a pandemic and mass protests, we’re closely monitoring action on the issues impacting digital rights globally.