GNI is pleased to welcome Penn MEDIATED to its academic constituency as a member.

GNI is pleased to welcome WITNESS and Research ICT Africa to its civil society constituency as members.

The 2027 Swiss AI Summit is still taking shape, and that is an opportunity. On […]

The ripple effects of this postponement will be felt across the global digital rights community for a long time.

Section 702 carries serious implications for people, companies, & governance frameworks around the world.

GNI is pleased to welcome Alexander Hohlfeld, Dan Arnaudo and Jen Weedon to its academic constituency as members.

Digital technologies have transformed the work and nature of threats faced by human rights defenders.

This article has been republished from The DIRECTIONS blog by EU Cyber Direct.

GNI is concerned by the opaque, exclusionary, & accelerated digital policy reform process undertaken by the Interim Government of Bangladesh.

GNI calls on the Government of Iran to restore and maintain network connectivity and reminds all actors of their obligations under international law.

The Global Network Initiative (GNI) expresses deep concern about the nationwide internet shutdown in Tanzania.

GNI urgently calls for all parties to immediately end any efforts to disrupt telecommunications and internet services.

ALF 2025 will explore global paradigm shifts affecting digital rights & how practitioners can adapt.

GNI calls on all actors in Nepal to refrain from violence and take meaningful steps toward de-escalation.

GNI urges Mexico to reconsider sweeping new surveillance laws that threaten privacy, free expression, and regulatory independence.

GNI's new learning series explores the intersection of content moderation, HRDD, and government demands.

This chapter explores how online safety regulation (OSR) has evolved over the last decade, and the implications it has had for regulated entities, regulated ser

GNI and GPD are pleased to announce a new report supported by the inaugural ICANN Grant Program.

Realizing the WSIS vision and action lines will require robust multistakeholder engagement.

The project ensures representation of the Global Majority & technical community in the WSIS+20 review.

His overhaul of the State Department’s human rights bureau will make the United States weaker.

After a hacker reportedly stole data from TeleMessage Signal that included references to CBP, the agency has now confirmed that it used the app but has now “disabled” it as a “precautionary measure.”

As more and more governments turn to data localization, these laws’ negative impact on digital rights are becoming increasingly clear. The multistakeholder community must come together to devise right...

GNI appreciated the space to be in community and collaborate at a key moment for the sector.

A secret "technical capability notice" from the Home Office represents a massive overreach, write Berin Szóka and Santana Boulton at TechFreedom.

Secret order requires blanket access to protected cloud backups around the world, which if implemented would undermine Apple’s privacy pledge to its users.