Digital Rights Watch have raised deep concerns over proposed changes to the Privacy Act, citing the need for community and expert consultation before any legislation is introduced.
Submission to Senate inquiry into Census 2016
Read Digital Rights Watch’s submission to the Senate Economics References Committee inquiry into the 2016 Census
Watchlist: Using ‘Free’ Online Services
Free online services may not cost you any money to use, however, it is important to be aware that there is still a transaction taking place between you and the providing company. Rather than paying in money, you are paying with information about yourself.
Watchlist: Copyright and fair use
Much of the content we share on the web, such as articles, pictures and videos, is subject to copyright law. Australia does not currently have a system of fair use in copyright.
Watchlist: Encryption
Encryption is important to protect your privacy on the web, and stop your personal information or messages from being eavesdropped on.
Joint Submission for the United Kingdom’s Universal Periodic Review
Every five years, the United Nations reviews each state’s compliance with international human rights law in its ’Universal Periodic Review.’ This is the most comprehensive human rights review mechanism at …
Have your say on the Census inquiry
Have your say – help us tell the Senate about privacy concerns in the Census