Read commentary, analysis, and explainers from the GNI network — members and outside experts — with a shared interest in freedom of expression and privacy in the tech sector.
The ruling declared Article 19 partially unconstitutional and established new liability rules for... Read more >
As online platforms increasingly rely on shared technical systems to detect and remove harmful content, the human rights implications of those... Read more >
FIFAfrica25 underscored that tech development, deployment, & governance is deeply tied to democracy &... Read more >
ALF 2025 will explore global paradigm shifts affecting digital rights & how practitioners can... Read more >
GNI's new learning series explores the intersection of content moderation, HRDD, and government... Read more >
GNI will continue contributing on Internet governance processes that shape the future of rights... Read more >
GNI aims continue to provide space for Africa-focused stakeholders to work... Read more >
WSIS+20 presents a timely chance for Africa to take forward the original spirit of the... Read more >
As more and more governments turn to data localization, these laws’ negative impact on digital rights are becoming increasingly clear. The... Read more >
By applying GNI's framework, Sri Lanka has an opportunity to transform the OSA into a balanced regulation that effectively addresses legitimate... Read more >