Next Steps for Mitigating Harm in the UN Cybercrime Convention

UN Treaty Signing Highlights Vietnam’s Curb on Online Dissent

The Cybercrime Convention will further entrench control and surveillance over peaceful expression of dissent online beyond the borders of repressive states.

Joint Statement on the Signing of the UN Convention on Cybercrime

Israel/Palestine: Microsoft Should Avoid Contributing to Rights Abuses

Further Due Diligence Needed After Suspension of Some Cloud and AI Services

Brazil Passes Landmark Law to Protect Children Online

New Safeguards Will Require Online Service Providers to Ensure Young Users’ Data Privacy

Turkiye: Social Media, Messaging Platform Disruptions

Egypt: Mass Crackdown Targets Online Content Creators

Arrests, Prosecutions for Violating ‘Family Values,’ ‘Public Morals’

Brazil One Step Away from Protecting Children Online

President Lula Should Sign Bill to Safeguard Children’s Data Privacy

A Tipping Point for Free Speech and Judicial Independence in Brazil

UK Plans AI Experiment on Children Seeking Asylum

Refugee Children Need Care, Not Algorithms

New Bill Could Curb Exploitation of US Gig Workers

Congress Should Vote for Transparency, Living Wages

Russia Clamps Down on Online Searches

A New Bill Further Harms Access to Information, Rights Online

ILO Commits to International Standards on Gig Work

Decisions on Content, Scope Are Critical Next Steps

Human Rights Watch Comments on the International Criminal Court Office of the Prosecutor

[Draft] Policy on Cyber-enabled Crimes under the Rome Statute (March 2025)