Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)

A Draft Online Regulation Policy would give authorities control over films and games distributed online, as well as publications containing loosely-described forms of sex, violence and hate speech.

Charged under the Sedition Act in Malaysia, internationally known political cartoonist Zunar could face 43 years in jail for a tweet.

Experts at the UN warn of both the substance of agreements like the TPP and the secretive, corporate-dominated process.

A federal appeals court has ruled that the NSA’s bulk collection of phone records is illegal, saying Congress didn’t authorize collection of a ”staggering” amount of information on Americans.

The Canadian system should rule out the possibility that content will be removed from the Internet without human review, but copyright holders have found ways around it.

Internet.org’s vision of a free Internet is limited in reach and access, exactly the limits that Latin-American governments are seeking to eliminate when they work to bridge the digital divide.

The Internet provides a wide-range of resources for LGBTQ youth. Unfortunately, many of these resources get censored, either intentionally or as collateral damage from the use of other filters.

Bill C-51 has been widely criticized as irresponsible, dangerous, and ineffective, and many Canadians are saying they won’t be pressured into sacrificing their rights and freedoms.