Tag: Business & Human Rights
The world must support people in Iran: sanctions relief helps connect the nation
Access Now supports sanctions relief to keep Iran country connected — to information, platforms for expression, and the outside world.
Exigimos que las personas puedan #MigrarSinVigilancia: ¡No a la recolección e intercambio masivo de datos biométricos de personas migrantes!
Meta and Google must use their powers to stop Myanmar’s alternative propaganda machine
The Myanmar junta is building an alternative propaganda machine and banning Youtube and Facebook across the country. MTube and OKPar apps are being offered as alternatives.
EU must keep people in and leaving Ukraine as safe, secure, connected as possible
Through an open letter, Access Now is calling on the EU to protect people in Ukraine, and those escaping the war to EU countries.
Ooredoo’s plans to leave Myanmar hands military full control of nation’s telco sector — it must mitigate the human rights risks
Access Now calls on Ooredoo to mitigate the human rights risks that will arise from the sale to junta-linked entities.
UN roundup and delegate guide: digital rights at the United Nations
Our new brief tracks progress on digital rights at the UN, providing recommendations for advancing international norms and standards to safeguard human rights online.
RDR Scorecard: How Amazon, Google, Meta, and more rank on human rights in 2022
The 2022 Ranking Digital Rights’ Big Tech Scorecard shows that the world’s largest tech companies still need to work toward meeting their human rights obligations.
U.S. must stand up to human rights abuses in MENA, stop emboldening dictators
Access Now stands in solidarity with civil society organizations calling on the U.S. government to stand up to human rights abuses in MENA.
على السلطات السعودية الإفراج عن ناشطة حقوق المرأة سلمى الشهاب
في بيان مشترك، تطالب اكسس ناو وشركاؤها في المجتمع المدني السلطات السعودية بالإفراج الفوري عن سلمى الشهاب.
Free Salma al-Shehab, Saudi’s Twitter activist! Even Big Tech has a role to play
Access Now and partners call on Saudi Arabian authorities to immediately release women’s rights activist and academic Salma al-Shehab.