OTI joined 25 civil society organizations in urging Congress to pass comprehensive privacy reforms to protect marginalized communities.
U.S. Supreme Court rulings have established principles sharply limiting the situations in which speech may be regulated or silenced.
LADOT needs to address the serious privacy and civil liberties issues before moving forward with any further stages of this policy.
Several provisions of the draft amendments would erode digital security and undermine the exercise of human rights globally.
Today, an international civil liberties and technology coalition urged the Australian Parliament to amend its new encryption law.
OTI and 42 other civil society organizations told Congress it must protect civil rights, equity, equal opportunity in the digital ecosystem.
Investors urge tech companies to use Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index to ensure respect for users digital rights.
This report is an important development that has solidified the issuance of transparency reports as an industry best practice.
Open Technology Institute names Sarah Morris as new Deputy Director, and adds two new Policy Staff, Becky Chao and Spandana Singh.
Facebook should implement more meaningful due process around the social network’s moderation of content on its platform.