Our message to governments is simple: protecting digital rights also promotes public health. We aim to ensure that the rule of law, and the rights to privacy and data protection, are protected throughout this crisis and in the future.…
31 March 2020
We’re honoring unique contributions to the fight to defend privacy around the world, and calling out the offenses of those who have played a notable role in undermining privacy rights. The call for nominations — recognizing work done in 2019 — is open until March 30, 2020, 11:59pm PST.…
11 March 2020
28 February 2020
A rights-respecting regime would empower the citizens to assert their rights, along with creating contours of agreeable actions by data fiduciaries. We hope this bill will be amended to unlock that potential.…
25 February 2020
Miembros del gobierno electo de Uruguay, el cual comenzará a ejercer sus funciones el próximo primero de marzo, anunciaron su intención de presentar un proyecto de ley que contiene el controvertido “derecho al olvido”. Esta incorporación, que supone un riesgo…
31 January 2020
¡Feliz día internacional de la protección de datos! Para celebrarlo, te llevaremos por una gira mundial repasando algunas de las noticias más importantes del 2019 para la protección de este derecho. Abróchate el cinturón! En 2019, la protección de datos…
28 January 2020
Some countries are advancing data protection laws and policies, but not every initiative passes muster for protecting privacy. Here’s the status of key initiatives and the top five reasons why strong data protection is imperative in MENA and around the world.…
28 January 2020
Access Now, along with 16 leading public interest organizations, is urging leaders in the U.S. Senate to listen to their constituents and take action on strong data privacy legislation.…
3 December 2019
Join us at 12 pm EST on Wednesday, December 11th for remarks by Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky (D-IL-9) and a panel discussion of the impact of data harvesting and abuse, as well as legislative approaches to addressing the problem. …
2 December 2019
