Toxic Tips: Misogynistic Narratives on TikTok in Hungary
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…
Speech Certainty: Algorithmic Speech and the Limits of the First Amendment
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 Report: A New Phase in the Fight for Press Freedom in Russia
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…
CASE 2024 Report on SLAPPs in Europe: Mapping Trends and Cases
The Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe (CASE) published the third edition of the overview report on Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) in Europe. Prepared…
ChatGPT, can you solve the content moderation dilemma?
Can ChatGPT Solve the Content Moderation Dilemma? By Emmanuel Vargas Penagos Published in the International Journal of Law and Information Technology, Volume 32, Issue 1,…
GCAL Report on the “Glory to Hong Kong” Injunction Saga and Hong Kong’s Compromised Judiciary
The report, published by the Georgetown Center for Asian Law (GCAL), analyzes the Hong Kong government’s new crackdown tactic, which has proved successful: pressuring Western…
License to Protest: Examining the Role of Constitutional Courts in Upholding the Right to Protest
Part III Action Research & Resource Centre, an organization based in New Delhi, India, that works with intersectional themes of law, human rights, and social…
Interview with Viviana Krsticevic on Violations of Women’s Rights in Iran
Viviana Krsticevic is the Executive Director of the Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL), a civil society organization that works throughout the Americas to…
Red-Tagging in the Philippines: The Modern McCarthyism Threatening Freedom of Expression
Introduction The practice of ‘red-tagging’ – labeling individuals or organizations as communist sympathizers or terrorists without substantial evidence – has a long and troubling history…
Report on the Academic Round Table, 30 April 2024: Freedom of Online Communication Across Transatlantic Borders
On April 30, 2024, the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG), the Leibniz Institute for Media Research | Hans-Bredow-Institut (HBI), CGFoE, and…