Estelle Massé

More than 450,000 people spoke out to save Net Neutrality in Europe. Here’s what happens next.

The latest version of the Privacy Shield data-transfer agreement between Europe and the United States still fails to protect privacy.

We discuss two primary models for “zero rating” — both of which are a form of network discrimination and harm human rights.

The European Commission has announced an ill-considered “code of conduct” for countering hate speech online.

Documents leaked from ongoing, highly secretive negotiations between the United States and Europe reveal that human rights remain at risk, progress is slow, and we’re still not sure what the final outcome will be.

A coalition of 72 NGOs from 25+ countries today call on European regulators to uphold strong Net Neutrality rules across all 28 member states.

The European Parliament has approved a dangerous passenger surveillance directive, while at the same time adopting privacy-enhancing data protection rules for all of Europe.

Europe has approved privacy-invasive and privacy-protecting legislation in one day.

The new transatlantic data-transfer agreement needs more work to meet with European legal standards and protect human rights.