In this study, published by the UNESCO Pau Casals Chair, human rights lawyer and researcher Laurence Cuny breaks down international protection mechanisms for artists at…
Platforms on the hook? EU and human rights requirements for human involvement in content moderation By Emmanuel Vargas Penagos Published online by Cambridge University Press:…
Marking 10 years of the IRIS Themes series – the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) case law insights on freedom of expression, the media,…
“As threats to free expression evolve, we remain steadfast in our commitment to empowering legal professionals, scholars, and advocates with the knowledge and resources necessary…
The European Audiovisual Observatory released a study on the regulation on influencer activity in Europe, entitled “National Rules Applicable to Influencers”. This report is the…
ARTICLE 19 published a report on China’s Digital Silk Road influence – active promotion of internet governance norms in particular – over Indonesia, Pakistan, and…
This blog was originally published by Inforrm’s Blog and is reproduced with permission and thanks. In its judgment of 15 March 2022 in the…
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) published a report documenting misogynistic rhetoric in the Hungarian-language segment of TikTok. ISD’s analysis, among the first such studies…
Published by Stanford Law Review, “Speech Certainty: Algorithmic Speech and the Limits of the First Amendment” refers to the principle of “speech certainty”—the idea that what…
JX Fund, an initiative that supports exiled media, published a report Locking Down the Windows: A New Phase in the Fight for Press Freedom in…
