Advocacy

Following PI's submission in March 2020, the Australian regulator has decided to conduct an in-depth investigation into the Google/Fitbit merger. We have responded to some of their concerns.

This briefing aims to map out some of the implications of the adoption of identification systems based on biometrics in a counter-terrorism context.

Our submission highlights the intersection between reproductive rights, privacy, and tech.

Privacy International responded to the call for submissions on Zimbabwe’s Cyber Security and Data Protection Bill, 2019.

These recommendations identify actions for governments, regulators, legislators, political parties and companies to help prevent data exploitation in political campaigning.

Privacy International (PI), Fundaciòn Datos Protegidos, Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales (R3D) and Statewatch submission highlights examples on how digital technologies deployed in the context of border enforcement and administration reproduce, reinforce, and compound racial discrimination.

Our letter to Facebook with 4 simple steps to improve both transparency for its users and make the exercise of their rights easier

Our relationships and interactions with governments are increasingly dependent on us providing more and more data and information about ourselves. We are seeing how this often strips people and communities of their privacy and dignity, especially those already disadvantaged, rather than empowering and helping them.

This is why we support the request of UK charities to scrap No Recourse to Public Funds policy.