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United Nations event to explore ways to stop internet shutdowns

8 Jun 2017 •

The side-event at the 35th session of the Human Rights Council will feature David Kaye, U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Expression and Opinion.

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United Nations event to explore ways to stop internet shutdowns
8 Jun 2017
United Nations event to explore ways to stop internet shutdowns
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Internet shutdowns, gender, Net Neutrality, and more at the United Nations

6 Jun 2017 •

Your guide to the digital rights issues under discussion at the 35th session of the U.N. Human Rights Council.

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Internet shutdowns, gender, Net Neutrality, and more at the United Nations
6 Jun 2017
Internet shutdowns, gender, Net Neutrality, and more at the United Nations
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Learn and share: Comparing “OTT” and telecom services

1 Jun 2017 •

Our new infographic shows why lawmakers should be wary of applying telecom-style rules to “OTT” services.

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Learn and share: Comparing “OTT” and telecom services
1 Jun 2017
Learn and share: Comparing “OTT” and telecom services
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Wachitaxi, no todo lo que brilla es oro

31 May 2017
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Wachitaxi, no todo lo que brilla es oro
31 May 2017
Wachitaxi, no todo lo que brilla es oro
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In the face of hate, tech companies must embrace human rights

17 May 2017 •

What Cloudflare’s abuse reporting policy can teach us about hate groups and human rights.

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In the face of hate, tech companies must embrace human rights
17 May 2017
In the face of hate, tech companies must embrace human rights
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Civil society coalition calls for stronger EU export controls of surveillance technologies with clear exemptions for security research

10 May 2017 •

The coalition urges stronger safeguards for human rights in export control, as well as clear exemptions to protect security research.

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Civil society coalition calls for stronger EU export controls of surveillance technologies with clear exemptions for security research
10 May 2017
Civil society coalition calls for stronger EU export controls of surveillance technologies with clear exemptions for security research
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RightsCon 2017, Brussels – An Overview

7 Apr 2017
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RightsCon 2017, Brussels – An Overview
7 Apr 2017
RightsCon 2017, Brussels – An Overview
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Ranking Digital Rights at RightsCon

7 Apr 2017
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Ranking Digital Rights at RightsCon
7 Apr 2017
Ranking Digital Rights at RightsCon
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RightsCon community: Thank you Brussels — and hello Toronto!

3 Apr 2017 •

We’re holding the next RightsCon in Canada!

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RightsCon community: Thank you Brussels — and hello Toronto!
3 Apr 2017
RightsCon community: Thank you Brussels — and hello Toronto!

RightsCon dispatch: Five steps to a rights-respecting digital policy in Europe

31 Mar 2017 •

Access Now’s Brett Solomon details ways Europe can ensure that foreign policy supports digital rights.

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RightsCon dispatch: Five steps to a rights-respecting digital policy in Europe
31 Mar 2017
RightsCon dispatch: Five steps to a rights-respecting digital policy in Europe
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