The ICC Prosecutor invites public comments on a draft policy outlining the Court’s approach to cyber-enabled crimes under the Rome Statute, clarifying its jurisdiction and addressing legal and practical challenges in investigating and prosecuting such crimes.
US officials are investigating whether Britain’s demands breached international data agreements.
A coalition of European companies proposes a "buy European" policy to stimulate demand and encourage local investment in key technology sectors.
In response to the growing need for enhanced road safety, China has introduced a national standard for door-opening warning (DOW) systems, designated as GB/T 44173-2024. This standard aims to mitigate accidents involving vehicle doors opening into the path of pedestrians and cyclists.
The EDPB's latest statement, adopted in March 2025, provides detailed guidance to align member states' practices with these legal requirements.
The IAB Tech Lab has introduced the Privacy Taxonomy, a standardised framework aimed at simplifying data management and ensuring compliance with global privacy regulations. This taxonomy provides a universal language for businesses to classify data, its usage, and the individuals involved. Public comment period A 30-day public comment period for the Implementation Guidelines of the [...]
These regulations mandate that internet service providers and online platforms clearly identify AI-generated content to enhance transparency and prevent misinformation.
A new UN report marking 30 years since the Beijing Declaration warns that online violence against women and girls is increasing. The findings highlight technology-facilitated abuse, the influence of misogynistic online networks, and the limitations of current regulatory approaches. Experts say stronger laws, algorithmic transparency, digital literacy, and involving men as allies are essential for safer online spaces.
The EU's bold Digital Markets and Services Acts set the stage for a transatlantic clash with the US over the regulation of tech giants. As Brussels pursues digital sovereignty, Washington defends innovation. Could these tensions reshape the global digital landscape?
Switzerland will require operators of critical infrastructure to report cyberattacks to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) within 24 hours from 1 April 2025, with fines for non-compliance taking effect from 1 October.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
