Tag: Internet Governance
A policy maker’s guide to the Global Conference on Cyberspace 2017
Our new policy guide aims to help participants at GCCS 2017 fulfill its promise to strengthen global cybersecurity while protecting human rights.
Privacidad: ¡SĂ!, pero no en la UIT
Privacy, yes! But not at the ITU
The structure and mandate of the International Telecommunications Union make it a poor vehicle for crafting policy on privacy.
Brazil: multistakeholder internet governance model under threat
The Temer administration proposes yet another move that might weaken civil society participation in domestic internet policy.
When telcos fight back: Can standards bodies help #KeepItOn in Africa?
A close look at the proposal to deny internet resources to governments that shut down the internet.
Access Now at the 2016 Internet Governance Forum
Attending or following IGF 2016? Here’s where we’ll be and what we’re focusing on.
Let it go: It’s time for global, multistakeholder oversight of the internet
Human rights risks increase as the IANA transition is further delayed.
Human rights central to new WSIS agreement at U.N.
Our take on the new WSIS agreement and how it addresses human rights, openness, digital security, and Net Neutrality.
Access Now events at Internet Governance Forum 2015