US ‘Flexible Work’ Bill Would Spell Disaster for Rights in Gig Economy
Workers Need More Protections, Not Less
Workers Need More Protections, Not Less
Kremlin Orders Banks to Hand Over Data without Individuals’ Consent
Meta’s refusal to release its India assessment in full contributes to the perception that its human rights impact assessments are designed to deflect criticism and divert efforts to hold platforms accountable
Response Reinforces Concerns About Company’s Investigation of Misuse of Pegasus Spyware
48 Governments Recommended Unsafe Products During Pandemic, Evidence Shows
Robust Implementation Needed to Ensure Translation into Rights Protection
Impostors Spoke to European Mayors Impersonating Kyiv’s Mayor Klitschko
Statement to the second session of the Ad Hoc Committee to Elaborate a Comprehensive International Convention on Countering the Use of Information and Communication Technologies for Criminal Purposes, May 2022
146 Authorized Products May Have Surveilled Children and Harvested Personal Data
Social Media Companies Can Preserve Proof of Abuses
Companies Can Do More to Protect Rights in Conflict
What Does a Billionaire Buying a Social Media Platform Mean for People?
Information for Sale on Who Visited Women’s Health Clinic, How Long They Stayed
Authorities Should Stop Targeting, Prosecuting Journalists and Online Critics