PI responded to the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade's call for evidence on clarity, transparency, and worker representation regarding workplace monitoring technologies
PI responded to DSIT's call for evidence on data regulation and AI, setting out where the UK's data protection framework is working and where it needs improving.
The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Privacy International (PI), and The Carter Center have published practical guidance for States, businesses and political actors on the human rights compliant use of technologies throughout the electoral cycle.
Fundación Karisma published Qué Putería, a digital security and care guide for dating app users. The guide was created with the input of an advisory team made up mostly of young LGBTQ+ activists.
We explored what the recently adopted ILO Convention on Decent Work in the Platform Economy will mean for workers and labour rights, and analysed what are gaps that still need to be addressed during and beyond its implementation into national legislation.
PI’s submission on the Use of Technology in the Operations and Activities of Mercenaries, Mercenary-Related Actors and Private Military and Security Companies
Our key recommendations during the UN Informal Exchanges on Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain and its Implications for International Peace and Security held in Geneva, 15-17 June 2026
New EU Commission rules extend a formal presumption of confidentiality to proceedings under the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act without citing any supporting court authority. Civil-society groups warn that these changes weaken public oversight at a time when lobbying by large technology companies is intensifying.
Privacy International and global allies are engaging in the drafting process of an ILO Convention and Recommendation concerning decent work in the platform economy.
Privacy International provided a submission to inform the report of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights pursuant to Human Rights Council resolution 58/23 on “Human rights defenders and new and emerging technologies: protecting human rights defenders, including women human rights defenders, in the digital age”.
PI proposes targeted edits to embed the right to privacy throughout the Revised Fifth Draft Instrument, addressing PMSCs' growing use of surveillance technologies.
Disenfranchisement - the deprivation of the right to vote - erodes election integrity. The increasingly prominent role of data and tech in elections can lead to a chilling of political participation as well as raising privacy concerns, particularly for minoritised groups.
Anyone's personal data could end up training a lethal algorithm — and most of us would never know. A binding international instrument regulating AWS should embed strong privacy and data protection safeguards.
Privacy International responded to the inquiry of the UK Joint Committee on Human Rights to examine how human rights can be protected in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Privacy International's recommendations for improving transparency and explainability for algorithmic decisions at work, including concrete and detailed examples of best practices for platforms to implement.
