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Tech titans respond to demands to improve transparency around privacy and free expression

11 May 2016 •

This week six global tech companies — including Vodafone and Kakao — responded to letters from Access Now demanding that they increase transparency around digital rights such as privacy and free expression.

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Tech titans respond to demands to improve transparency around privacy and free expression
11 May 2016
Tech titans respond to demands to improve transparency around privacy and free expression
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Helping African nations protect human rights online: UPR review

9 May 2016 •

Our submissions to the U.N. Human Rights Council in the Universal Periodic Review for Uganda and South Sudan highlight ways that they can improve their human rights records.

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Helping African nations protect human rights online: UPR review
9 May 2016
Helping African nations protect human rights online: UPR review
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Twitter May Have Cut Spy Agencies Off From Its Flood of Data

9 May 2016
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Twitter May Have Cut Spy Agencies Off From Its Flood of Data
9 May 2016
Twitter May Have Cut Spy Agencies Off From Its Flood of Data
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Jättarnas svar på den fräna kritiken

3 May 2016
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Jättarnas svar på den fräna kritiken
3 May 2016
Jättarnas svar på den fräna kritiken
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Connectivity must include rights

22 Apr 2016 •

The Global Connect Initiative to connect 1.5 billion to the internet by 2020 must bake in human rights by design, says Access Now’s Brett Solomon.

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Connectivity must include rights
22 Apr 2016
Connectivity must include rights
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Voices from RightsCon 2016

22 Apr 2016 •

We asked attendees at RightsCon to share their thoughts on the experience, and to articulate what they see as the next steps in the fight for human rights worldwide. Here’s what they had to say.

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Voices from RightsCon 2016
22 Apr 2016
Voices from RightsCon 2016
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Don’t let 2016 be the year internet shutdowns became the new normal

19 Apr 2016 •

We’ve recorded shutdowns in Chad, Ethiopia, India, and Pakistan. Each shutdown is unique, but they all harm people, violating human rights and often damaging the local economy.

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Don’t let 2016 be the year internet shutdowns became the new normal
19 Apr 2016
Don’t let 2016 be the year internet shutdowns became the new normal
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Access Now sends digital rights demands to 10 tech and telco chairs

14 Apr 2016 •

Today we sent letters to 10 companies evaluated by Ranking Digital Rights, offering guidance for improving their practices to better respect human rights.

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Access Now sends digital rights demands to 10 tech and telco chairs
14 Apr 2016
Access Now sends digital rights demands to 10 tech and telco chairs
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RightsCon 2016: Corporate Accountability Enters the Mainstream

8 Apr 2016
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RightsCon 2016: Corporate Accountability Enters the Mainstream
8 Apr 2016
RightsCon 2016: Corporate Accountability Enters the Mainstream
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Live from RightsCon Silicon Valley 2016!

30 Mar 2016 •

Today we kick off RightsCon Silicon Valley 2016, the world’s leading conference convened on the future of the internet. Here’s what you need to know.

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Live from RightsCon Silicon Valley 2016!
30 Mar 2016
Live from RightsCon Silicon Valley 2016!
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