January 16, 2014
US: President Should End Sweeping Surveillance
Stance on Surveillance Reform Will Set Global Precedent
January 16, 2014
Letter to President Obama Urging Surveillance Reforms
January 13, 2014
Egypt: Activists Arrested for ‘No’ Campaign
Repression Intensifies Ahead of Constitutional Referendum
January 11, 2014
Dispatches: Banning Dieudonné’s anti-Semitic show is wrong
January 10, 2014
Dispatches: Foreign Journalists Aren’t Welcome in Nauru
January 9, 2014
United States: Internet Companies Assessed on Rights Policies
Firms Applying Human Rights Policies in Business Decisions
January 7, 2014
US: Adopt Key Surveillance Reform Proposals
Review Panel Recommendations a Good Starting Point
January 6, 2014
Why Tech is a Double-edged Sword for Human Rights
December 30, 2013
Saudi Arabia: Terrorism Law Targets Peaceful Speech
‘Insulting State’s Reputation’ Among New ‘Terrorism’ Offenses
December 26, 2013
French Contradictions on Data Surveillance
December 20, 2013
Uganda: President Should Reject Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Bill Violates Rights, Raises Constitutional Concerns
December 19, 2013
Dispatches: Pussy Riot, Khodorkovsky to be Free, But Where’s Justice?
December 17, 2013
Saudi Arabia: Activists Challenging Status Quo
Government Steps Up Efforts to Silence Saudis Empowered by New Media