When Digital Rights and Cybercrime Collide

A Trial to Watch in Ecuador

EU: Artificial Intelligence Regulation Threatens Social Safety Net

Clear Red Lines, Stronger Safeguards Needed

Spyware Used to Hack Palestinian Rights Defenders

Groups Condemn Use of NSO Group’s Pegasus Against Palestinians

Israel/Palestine: Facebook Censors Discussion of Rights Issues

Independent Investigation, Alignment with International Standards Needed

US Tech Companies Bow to Russian Government

Apple and Google Should Account for Limiting Access to Election Information

Cybercrime is Dangerous, But a New UN Treaty Could Be Worse for Rights

"Clean the Streets of Faggots"

Digital Targeting of LGBT People by Middle East/North Africa Governments

Unchecked Spyware Industry Enables Abuses

Governments Should Halt Trade in Surveillance Technology

Online Gender-Based Violence is a Nightmare Without Borders

Egypt Persecutes TikTok Women While Men Get Impunity for Sexual Violence

Facial Recognition Problems Denying US Workers Unemployment Lifeline

Solutions to Identity Verification Errors Urgently Needed to Help Those Facing Hardship

Germany’s New Surveillance Laws Raise Privacy Concerns

Police Handed Enhanced Powers to Infiltrate Phones and Computers

Safety Net Needs More Than Stimulus Checks

South Korea: Internet Sexual Images Ruin Women’s Lives

Government Response to Digital Sex Crimes Inadequate