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Technology disruption: rights, risks, and rules

10 Dec 2018

Executive Director Brett Solomon addresses the United Nations on the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Technology disruption: rights, risks, and rules
10 Dec 2018
Technology disruption: rights, risks, and rules
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Supreme Court of India rules to restrict world’s largest digital identity framework (Aadhaar) — but debate continues

26 Sep 2018

The Supreme Court of India has ruled on multiple challenges raised against the Aadhaar digital ID, making key restrictions.

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Supreme Court of India rules to restrict world’s largest digital identity framework (Aadhaar) — but debate continues
26 Sep 2018
Supreme Court of India rules to restrict world’s largest digital identity framework (Aadhaar) — but debate continues
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Digital identity programs: what could go wrong? Our contribution at UNCTAD’s E-Commerce Week

19 Apr 2018

Every government that seeks to protect privacy should take the time necessary to pause, reflect, and assess what digital identity programs will mean to our global society.

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Digital identity programs: what could go wrong? Our contribution at UNCTAD’s E-Commerce Week
19 Apr 2018
Digital identity programs: what could go wrong? Our contribution at UNCTAD’s E-Commerce Week
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