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GNI at the Asia Internet Coalition Online Safety Forum, Singapore

December 19, 2024

GNI invites stakeholders to support multistakeholder advocacy for fit-for-purpose laws in the APAC.... Read more >

GNI Welcomes Sri Lanka’s Plans to Reconsider Online Safety Act

November 27, 2024

GNI urges the Government to adopt a consultative, transparent and rights-based approach to revising the... Read more >

GNI Learning Forum 2024: Global Dynamics in Government Demands of Tech

November 11, 2024

Register for GNI events in Washington D.C. from Nov 19 &... Read more >

GNI Letter to the Prime Minister of Malaysia on Recent Digital Regulations

November 5, 2024

GNI calls for an open, transparent, iterative, and multistakeholder... Read more >

GNI Submission to U.K. Ofcom’s Draft Transparency Reporting Guidance

October 7, 2024

GNI details some concerns which can help improve Ofcom's the transparency reporting... Read more >

GNI Statement on Brazil’s Recent Decisions on X and VPN use

September 19, 2024

GNI encourages Brazil to review recent rulings consistently with its international human rights... Read more >

European Rights & Risks: Stakeholder Engagement Forum Summary

August 5, 2024

The Forum brought together more than 75 attendees to discuss systemic risk... Read more >

GNI Statement on UN Cybercrime Convention

July 19, 2024

We advise Member States not to agree on a convention that enables criminalization of legitimate online... Read more >

GNI Submission to U.K. Ofcom Children’s Online Safety Consultation

July 17, 2024

GNI recommends Ofcom establish a regulatory approach least restrictive towards privacy and freedom of expression for child safety.... Read more >

GNI Submission to the Australia Online Safety Act Review

June 21, 2024

GNI suggests replacing the blanket regulatory framework with a more systems-and-processes... Read more >

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