Tag: Free Expression

We’re pleased to work with ASL19 to hold Iran Cyber Dialogue (ICD) alongside RightsCon Brussels 2017 — one way we’re opening the Brussels “bubble” to global digital rights community.

We’ve awarded 34 grants and disbursed over $700,000 to support digital rights globally. Here’s a look at the details and what’s next.

Asking people entering the U.S. for their social media accounts threatens privacy and free expression.

The statement comes after months of controversy surrounding remarks made by the police chief that he was considering shutting down social networks in December.

From Malaysia, to Uganda, to Tanzania, there are worrying laws that can send people to jail for what they post online. Here’s how activists are pushing back.

The decree represents a step forward for digital rights in Brazil, built on the foundation of the Marco Civil. It should be preserved, not discarded.

European regulators should close the final loopholes in the Telecoms Single Market regulation to ensure Net Neutrality across Europe.

As Ghana threatens to cut off social media during elections, nearly 70 human rights organizations rally to #KeepItOn globally.

The European Commission has announced an ill-considered “code of conduct” for countering hate speech online.

We joined our friends to protest at the United Nations headquarters in New York against the jailing of journalist Khadija Ismayilova and to press for human rights.