A submission to the UN human rights office outlines how cybercrime laws, platform practices, and surveillance measures are affecting human rights defenders in the digital environment.
The European Commission has confirmed ongoing discussions with the United States on digital policy cooperation, following reports suggesting potential US influence over enforcement of EU tech rules.
A new report by Access Now and the #KeepItOn coalition documents 52 internet shutdowns across the Middle East and North Africa in 2025, reflecting broader global trends.
A submission to the UN human rights office outlines how laws, surveillance, and online harms are affecting journalists, activists, and civil society actors in India.
ICANN has issued a request for proposals to select a provider that will run auctions to resolve competing applications in the upcoming 2026 round of new domain names.
A new report documents at least 313 internet shutdowns across 52 countries in 2025, marking the highest number recorded to date.
A new report shows that the Asia Pacific region recorded 195 internet shutdowns in 2025, representing the largest share of global incidents.
Member states at a UN meeting on ICT security debated procedural rules and the appointment of group facilitators, reflecting differing positions on how the new forum should operate.
The European Commission has granted €5 million to strengthen independent fact-checking across the EU, including support for cooperation, safety, and multilingual coverage.
A new draft specification proposes a common way for applications to securely access user data stored across different online services.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
