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.
Working closely with Business for Social Responsibility (BSR), GNI developed a tool that we hope will further human rights due diligence (HRDD)... Read more >
ICT Companies, Armed Conflict, and International Law Arturo J. Carrillo George Washington University Law School... Read more >
Information and communications technologies (ICTs) are cross-border in nature. This fact, in addition to their... Read more >
In the Op-Ed “The Right Way to Regulate Digital Harms” published by Project Syndicate on... Read more >
Following the earlier contributions to this blog series, which provided an overview of the six... Read more >
On September 28, GNI hosted a session on “Trends in Content Regulation in Africa and Beyond” as part of the Forum on Internet Freedom in Africa... Read more >
Later this year, the European Commission is expected to finalize a draft of the Digital... Read more >
Following a discussion on the U.K. Online Harms White Paper, Richard Wingfield explores the privacy implications of the current regulatory... Read more >
The brouhaha over Twitter’s labelling the US president’s tweets on the Minneapolis protests in May/June 2020 has again spurred the conversation... Read more >
Digital rights advocates have sometimes seen companies as adversaries when they cooperate with orders to limit or shut off services. But new research... Read more >