OTTAWA – In an unprecedented show of unity, over 300 civil society organizations from across the country are on Parliament Hill today demanding the complete withdrawal of Bill C-2,...

Ten years ago, the Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) co-hosted RightsCon Southeast Asia in Manila in 2015. That event marked my first exposure to a global conference of this...

As the New York Times reports the health programmes are being cut by USAID cuts, the US Government declares them as “inconsistent with the national interest or agency policy...

A two-day international conference dedicated to the consequences that the dizzying development of technology has on the environment, citizens and society, will be held from May 14 to 16...

Mandatory SIM card registration poses risks to multiple fundamental human rights. Among others, it will mandate  people to register their social media accounts. Most notably, freedom of expression, as...

“Open Rights Group and Privacy International called on Police Scotland to prevent rolling out until the Scottish Government reformed the law to provide an overarching framework for the seizure...

San Francisco – Social media companies have long struggled with what to do about extremist content that advocates for or celebrates terrorism and violence. But the dominant current approach,...

Today, on 26 March, the European Parliament voted in favour of adopting controversial upload filters (Article 13/17) as part of the copyright Directive. This vote comes after what was...

Berlin- Die deutsche Wirtschaft macht gemeinsam mit der Politik Tempo beim Einsatz der künftigen EU-weiten digitalen Identität. Dazu haben der Digitalverband Bitkom und das Bundesministerium für Digitales und Staatsmodernisierung...