The Global Network Initiative welcomes the Joint Statement and accompanying Good Practices for Governments on State-Sponsored Network Disruptions issued by the Freedom Online Coalition (FOC).
In its statement, the partnership of 30 governments working to advance internet freedom “expresses deep concern over the growing trend of intentional state-sponsored disruptions of access to […]
The CLFR is a detailed set of resources for academics, rights advocates and others that explores the legal environment affecting freedom of expression and privacy in jurisdictions around the world. These additions bring the total number of countries included in the project to 50.
In accordance with GNI’s Governance Charter, and following extensive deliberations and consultations, GNI is pleased to publish updates we have made to the GNI Principles for Freedom of Expression and Privacy and the Implementation Guidelines.
The Global Network Initiative is closely monitoring reports that access to social media platforms in Turkey is being widely disrupted.
These latest restrictions come after reports last week of a complete Internet shutdown in the southeast of the country, and follow a series of other disruptions […]
GNI is concerned by reports showing the Ethiopian Government blocked Internet access amid escalating anti-government protests.
GNI has released new recommendations for governments and tech companies to protect user rights when they address content alleged to be extremist or terrorist.
The Global Network Initiative applauds the passage of the USA FREEDOM Act, a critical first step toward reforming surveillance practices that will help to protect freedom of expression and privacy rights.
GNI has joined with a wide range of privacy and human rights advocates, technology companies, and trade associations to agree on key elements of U.S surveillance reform.
