GNI Comments to the Draft India Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022
On November 18, 2022, the Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology invited feedback from the […]
GNI Comments to the Draft India Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022
On November 18, 2022, the Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology invited feedback from the […]
Data localization: A Global Threat to Human Rights Online
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 rights-respecting solutions in response.
GNI Welcomes New Members: Open MIC, InternetLab, Data Privacy Brasil
GNI is thrilled to announce that Open MIC, InternetLab, and Data Privacy Brasil have joined GNI as members.
New Report! Technologies Used in the Fight Against the Pandemic: Personal Data in Latin America
This report looks at the development of technologies to fight the pandemic under different legal frameworks in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and El Salvador. It analyzes the impacts of governments’ responses on users’ privacy rights and makes recommendations.
Video: Data Beyond Borders Report Launch
Join us on January 28 for the launch of a new report commissioned by GNI to address the growing demand from law enforcement agents for access to data subject to another country’s jurisdiction.
Event: The Communications Data Bill: ‘Snoopers’ charter’, or safeguarding our security?
Date: Thursday October 18, 10.30am – 12pm Venue: Free Word Centre, London Tickets: By invitation only. […]
GNI Comments on UK Draft Communications Data Bill
GNI Submission on UK Communications Data Bill – August 2012 The Global Network Initiative (GNI) […]
GNI Urges Human Rights Reforms to Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Act
The Global Network Initiative (GNI) has issued a detailed set of recommendations to reform Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Act (OSA) 2024, highlighting key concerns about freedom of expression, privacy, and data protection. Drawing on international human rights law and GNI’s global Content Regulation and Human Rights Policy Brief, the recommendations call for greater transparency, proportionality, and independent oversight in digital governance.
IPANDETEC Joins GNI
“GNI welcomes IPANDETEC’s expertise monitoring and analyzing Internet policies and legislation with a focus on gender, cybersecurity, and data protection,” said GNI Executive Director Judith Lichtenberg.