This piece by GNI Policy and Communications Director David Sullivan originally appeared on ThinkProgress:
There is no shortage of divergent views about the once secret NSA surveillance programs former contractor Edward Snowden allegedly leaked. But there is one […]
This piece by David Sullivan originally appeared on Slate’s Future Tense blog:
On May 7 at 3 p.m., for the second time in six months, Syria’s connection to the global Internet was severed. Web traffic in and out of Syria dropped to zero, according to several monitoring […]
This op-ed by GNI Independent Chair Jermyn Brooks originally appeared in the International Herald Tribune, the Global Edition of the New York Times, on December 6, 2012.
A chorus of human rights groups, diplomats, companies and technologists has achieved something remarkable. They are shining a media spotlight […]
GNI Independent Chair Jermyn Brooks has authored a contribution to the Internet & Society Co:llaboratory Discussion Paper on Human Rights and Internet Governance. The article responds to a proposition by Shirin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize.
New technologies have played a catalytic role in […]
This op-ed was distributed by Global India Newswire and originally appeared on the International Business Times:
Responding to India’s Internet Clampdown
By Susan Morgan and David Sullivan
WASHINGTON: Last week, the Indian government missed an opportunity to show the world the right way to handle social media in a time of […]
This op-ed by GNI Independent Chair Jermyn Brooks originally appeared in the Wall Street Journal Asia:
In reaction to a column by Michael Skapinker in the Financial Times, GNI Executive Director Susan Morgan wrote this letter to the editor, “Collaborating over Human Rights:”
Sir, Michael Skapinker (“Business needs […]
