Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty Could Undermine Human Rights
Delegations Should Insist on Civil Society Inclusion and Respect for Rights
EU Should Regulate Artificial Intelligence to Protect Rights
Privacy, Non-Discrimination, and Social Security Safeguards Needed
Personal Data of Thousands of Covid-19 Patients Leaked in Moscow
Robust Data Security Safeguards Should Be Put in Place
China: Big Data Program Targets Xinjiang’s Muslims
Leaked List of Over 2,000 Detainees Demonstrates Automated Repression
South Korea Sentence for Online Sexual Violence a Start
Services, Education, and Broader Change Needed to Combat Deep Gender Inequity
US: Archivists’ Victory over Overbroad Copyright Claim
GitHub Rejects Challenge on Tool used to Preserve Videos of Abuses
New Law Would Expand Internet Censorship in Russia
Parliament Should Reject Bill, Ensure Access to Information Online
England is Under Lockdown Again. Is Universal Credit Ready?
Concerns About Equal Access to the Benefit and Fresh Fears Over the ‘Five-Week Wait’
California: Prop 22 Strips Gig Workers of Minimum Wage
New Law Threatens Workers’ Rights in US, Globally
The Next President Should Protect Human Rights in the US and End Abuses
10 Key Issues that Demand the Administration's Immediate Attention
Human Rights Watch: 2021 Domestic Transition Priorities for the Next US Administration
10 Key Issues that Demand the Administration's Immediate Attention
Grocery App Workers' Rights Are Under Siege
Californians will soon be voting on Prop 22—an initiative that would remove protections for gig workers and could drive them into financial hardship.
