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Lockdown: Global rights groups demand restoration of 4G services in J&K

24 Apr 2020
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Lockdown: Global rights groups demand restoration of 4G services in J&K
24 Apr 2020
Lockdown: Global rights groups demand restoration of 4G services in J&K

Public Interest Groups Blast FCC For Refusal to Extend Public Safety Deadline on Net Neutrality Comments

22 Apr 2020
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Public Interest Groups Blast FCC For Refusal to Extend Public Safety Deadline on Net Neutrality Comments
22 Apr 2020
Public Interest Groups Blast FCC For Refusal to Extend Public Safety Deadline on Net Neutrality Comments
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Should Facebook ban anti-lockdown protests? The thorny questions of civil rights amid coronavirus

21 Apr 2020
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Should Facebook ban anti-lockdown protests? The thorny questions of civil rights amid coronavirus
21 Apr 2020
Should Facebook ban anti-lockdown protests? The thorny questions of civil rights amid coronavirus

.ORG domain sale decision delayed after California Attorney General weighs in

21 Apr 2020
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.ORG domain sale decision delayed after California Attorney General weighs in
21 Apr 2020
.ORG domain sale decision delayed after California Attorney General weighs in
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EU-Abgeordnete hinterfragen Contact Tracing

17 Apr 2020
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EU-Abgeordnete hinterfragen Contact Tracing
17 Apr 2020
EU-Abgeordnete hinterfragen Contact Tracing

Are Governments Sacrificing Privacy to Fight the Coronavirus Pandemic?

14 Apr 2020
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Are Governments Sacrificing Privacy to Fight the Coronavirus Pandemic?
14 Apr 2020
Are Governments Sacrificing Privacy to Fight the Coronavirus Pandemic?

From Tracking the Virus to Tracking People

7 Apr 2020
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From Tracking the Virus to Tracking People
7 Apr 2020
From Tracking the Virus to Tracking People
GDPR

Privacy agenda threatened in West’s virus fight

5 Apr 2020
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Privacy agenda threatened in West’s virus fight
5 Apr 2020
Privacy agenda threatened in West’s virus fight
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Changes to Australia’s criminal code will create a new class of internet censorship

2 Apr 2019 •

Australia’s government have announced the introduction of a new bill that would impose criminal liability on executives of social media platforms if they fail to remove “abhorrent violent content.” The hastily drafted legislation could have serious unintended consequences for human rights in Australia.

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Changes to Australia’s criminal code will create a new class of internet censorship
2 Apr 2019
Changes to Australia’s criminal code will create a new class of internet censorship
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Taking it to the states: Access Now supports digital rights at the state level in the U.S.

28 Jan 2019 •

State and local governments are arming us with legal protections against the harmful data practices that hurt human rights. We want to recognize and support that work.

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Taking it to the states: Access Now supports digital rights at the state level in the U.S.
28 Jan 2019
Taking it to the states: Access Now supports digital rights at the state level in the U.S.
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