China’s Techno-Authoritarianism Has Gone Global

Washington Needs to Offer an Alternative

Cambodia: ‘Stop Covid-19’ System Raises Privacy Concerns

Use Less-Rights-Intrusive Measures; Adopt Data Protection Law

EU: Robustly Carry Out New Surveillance Tech Rules

Updated Regulations Aim to Restrict Sales to Abusive Governments

Joint Letter to EU Parliament: Vote Against Proposed Terrorist Content Online Regulation

China's Big Tech Crackdown is Not a Model for the U.S.

If you’re looking for proof that Big Tech never stood a chance against the Chinese Communist Party, here it is.

Myanmar Junta Expands Crackdown Following Bloodbath

Internet, Mobile Shutdowns Violate Rights, Hinder Access to Information

Myanmar: Facial Recognition System Threatens Rights

Camera Surveillance, Mass Data Collection Bolsters Abusive Junta

India: Tech Firms Should Uphold Privacy, Free Speech

Authorities Targeting Critics, Supporters of Farmers Protests

Technology is Enabling Surveillance, Inequality During the Pandemic

A Brief but Marvelous Moment of Free Expression in China

Beijing Blocks Clubhouse App to Stop ‘Political’ Conversations

Coalition Letter to US Department of Justice: Drop Assange Prosecution

US Digital Divide Threatens Vaccine Access for Older People

Ensure Alternative Registration Methods for Covid-19 Shots

Singapore Spying on Students’ Laptops

Mandatory Order to Install Surveillance Software Infringes on Child Privacy, Expression

Killer Robots: Survey Shows Opposition Remains Strong

Stalled Diplomatic Talks Highlight Urgent Need for Political Leadership