Digital rights community: “Charlie Hebdo tragedy must not be used by governments to expand surveillance”
29 Jan 2015
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Today more than 20 digital and civil rights organisations released a joint statement calling on world leaders to resist expanding surveillance measures in wake of the Charlie Hebdo tragedy.
Infographic: Four Reasons Why the White House Cybersecurity Proposals Aren’t Enough
21 Jan 2015
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Access released an infographic detailing our main concerns about the White House’s proposed cyber security reforms.
Ist der Höhepunkt schon überschritten?
16 Jan 2015
White House promises new cyber proposal addresses privacy
14 Jan 2015
President Obama’s New Cybersecurity Proposal Is Already Facing Skepticism
13 Jan 2015
‘Virtually overnight,’ regulators in India forced to confront net neutrality
13 Jan 2015
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An Indian telecoms lawyer explains new encroachments on net neutrality in India.
Wyden Again Floats Bill To Bar Backdoor Access To User Data
10 Jan 2015
The New CISPA Is Identical to the Old one, But the Political Climate is Scarier
10 Jan 2015
Access Spotlights the Hot Digital Rights Issues of 2015
9 Jan 2015
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2014 was a major year for digital rights, with some significant victories and some worrying setbacks. 2015 is poised to be no different. This year, we asked Access staff to spotlight the big digital freedom issues for 2015. And we’ll need your help in the fight for digital freedom around the globe.
Zero for Conduct
8 Jan 2015