"When companies work together with stakeholders to implement human rights commitments, it makes a difference. GNI and TID companies performed better than all other companies evaluated in the Index on indicators measuring the extent to which companies have institutionalized their corporate-level commitments to freedom of expression and privacy,” said Ranking Digital Rights Director Rebecca MacKinnon.
GNI has released new recommendations for governments and tech companies to protect user rights when they address content alleged to be extremist or terrorist.
At RightsCon Southeast Asia, GNI participants showcased the initiative’s approach to free expression and privacy.
The Global Network Initiative (GNI) has completed the world’s first independent assessment of technology companies’ policies and procedures for responding to government requests affecting free speech and privacy. The organization’s second annual report, released today, describes the assessment process undertaken by the founding GNI companies—Google, […]
