Digital Rights Watch
STANDING UP FOR DIGITAL RIGHTS
Our vision is for a digital world where all humanity can thrive, and where diversity and creativity flourishes.
Digital Rights Watch exists to ensure fairness, freedoms and fundamental rights for all people who engage in the digital world.
Digital Rights Watch exists to ensure fairness, freedoms and fundamental rights for all people who engage in the digital world.
Privacy & Security
We believe in the fundamental right to privacy for all.
Personal Information & Data Rights
We believe governments, corporations and organisations should uphold basic privacy rights.
Power, Access & Technology
We advocate for increased transparency, accountability and oversight over the use of data.
Journalism & Information Flows
We believe in the value of strong, effective & accountable journalism.
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Cities for digital rights
Australians should be able to live their lives without being constantly watched, monitored and tracked.
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Facial recognition surveillance ban
The use of surveillance systems like facial recognition has gone too far - it's time we pushed back on this invasion of our privacy.
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COVID Policing
This collaborative project aims to document incidents, and examples from the public concerning COVID-19 policing, for use in monitoring and reporting, as well as legal advocacy and accountability.
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You've been targeted
Political parties, interest groups and individual candidates are all using Facebook microtargeting in their strategies to influence voters.
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![Did you know that Splendour not only does music, they also do IDEAS?
Splendour XR is completely virtual this weekend, and alongside the lineup of musicians and comedians they also have the FORUM. Get yourself a ticket to explore topics like consent, drugs, science, death, music annnnd artificial intelligence!
Our Executive Director, Lucie Krahulcova, is part of a panel on Sunday at 4:30pm AEST on 'Artificial Ignorance: The Ethical Cost of AI Bias and Invisible Tech'.
Sounds rad, right? You can head to the Splendour website for more details and tickets.
[Image description: a Splendour XR, Virtual Festival, poster depicting a collage stye background in space with palmtrees and mushrooms, it lists two days worth of speakers for Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 July]](https://digitalrightswatch.org.au/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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