Tag: Regulation

VLOPs or flops: Is Big Tech dodging accountability in the EU?
The EU asked tech companies to share their user numbers in order to see who qualifies as a Very Large Online Platform (VLOP) under the Digital Services Act (DSA) rules. But the numbers don’t add up.

Digital rights win: U.S. to amend internet exemptions for sanctions programs
The U.S. is amending internet communications general licenses to ensure sanctions regimes do not negatively impact people’s ability to access the internet in targeted countries.

G-7 privacy regulators aim to ease turbulent international data flows

How does Parler control information? Access Now calls for transparency
Parler is building a reputation as a safe haven for right-wing extremists and conspiracy theorists, with users sharing information on the platform that helped terrorists storm the U.S. Capitol. Access Now is calling for transparency on how its policies affect human rights.

Internet censorship in Tanzania: the price of free expression online keeps getting higher
The government has replaced bad regulations with new ones that enable the same kind of harmful internet censorship in Tanzania. Not only does the new law stifle free expression, it allows the government to profit from ratcheting up online censorship and control.

رسالة مفتوحة من المنظمات الحقوقية والنقابية المدافعة على حرية التعبير والإعلام في تونس إلى السيدات والسادة نواب الشعب

Что не так с цифровыми паспортами: за что выступают активисты в кампании #WhyID

Video games seen becoming a new frontier in digital rights

香港の国家安全維持法への対応は、テック企業にとって「運命の分かれ道」になる

Access Now welcomes INSLM recommendations on TOLA reform
Access Now welcomes the publication this week of the final report of the INSLM evaluating whether the TOLA contains sufficient safeguards for protecting the rights of individuals, and whether its provisions remain proportionate and necessary.