Advocacy

Campaigns, Legal Case Description, Advocacy

News & Analysis

Unwanted Witness, PI's partner in Uganda, reflects on what has changed since the adoption of the Data Protection and Privacy Act, 2019.

Long Read

PI presents its analysis of the Huduma Numba judgment in three parts: the clear wins, the parts that make some small steps forward but could have been better and the dissapointing losses.

Case Study

Trials should be public and tried in a fair manner by an impartial and independent tribunal.

Case Study

Trials should be public and tried in a fair manner by an impartial and independent tribunal.

Long Read

CIS, PI's partner in India, posits health monitoring as surveillance and not merely as a “data problem.”

Advocacy

PI y sus partners acogen el llamado de la Relatoría Especial de la Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH) sobre la situación de los Derechos Económicos, Sociales, Culturales y Ambientales en la región.

Advocacy

PI and global partners respond to call of Special Rapporteur of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on situation economic, social, cultural and environmental rights in the region.

Advocacy

Privacy International submits comments to the FATF consultation on its draft guidance on digital identity.

Advocacy

PI has developed questions to help obtain information from bodies/authorities who should be safeguarding personal data in the run up to and during elections,

Case Study

You have the right to obtain legal help and access the justice system when your rights are not respected.

News & Analysis

PI explains why the judgement of the Kenyan High Court's judgement on the Huduma Namba matters globally.

Advocacy

This is a legal analysis of Kenya’s Data Protection Act which was adopted in November 2019.

News & Analysis

What do an oil company in Kenya, the Ministry of Health in Ghana and UNDP have in common? According to The Hindsight Files, they all hired Cambridge Analytica.

Long Read

Spotlight on PI's Reproductive Rights and Privacy Project!

Advocacy
Advocacy

Privacy International and over 50 other organisations have submitted a letter to Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai asking Google to take action against exploitative pre-installed software on Android devices.