Freedom of expression, privacy, freedom of association and freedom from discrimination – these are all important digital rights which all started off life as fundamental human rights in the pre-Internet world.
Read MoreThe United Nations Special Rapporteur on the freedom of opinion and expression, David Kaye, has released a report on the widespread global assault on the freedom of expression.
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Encryption helps protect people’s human rights online. By rendering digital data unintelligible, encryption helps ensure that private information sent over the internet stays private. Technology companies play a crucial role in keeping digital information safe.
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This coming Thursday 27th October, we’ll be joining a panel discussion at the annual conference of the Australian Council for International Development in Melbourne.
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Digital Rights Watch welcomes the Government’s move to introduce a mandatory data breach notification scheme.
The Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Bill 2016 will create a new obligation for organisations that store private information to notify individuals when their security systems have been breached.
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Our friends at European Digital Rights have publishing a great graphic booklet "Your guide to Digital Defenders vs. Data Intruders – Privacy for kids!", to help young people between 10-14 years to protect their privacy.
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