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Be part of Bread&Net 2026!
Be part of Bread&Net 2026! ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ …
Ceasefire extended: Digital rights don’t pause sent
Ceasefire extended: Digital rights don’t pause ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ …
Bread&Net 2025: Explore the Outcomes Reports
A year has passed since Bread&Net 2025. The questions raised in those sessions: who controls digital infrastructure, who bears the…
Criminalizing Truth: Gulf Governments Must End the Crackdown on Information
Since the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran on February 28, 2026, triggering a wave of Iranian missile…
Everyone else owns subsea cables. Why doesn’t Lebanon?
Subsea cables are the hidden infrastructure of the internet. They are fiber-optic systems laid across seabeds, carrying around 98 percent…
Dual-use and dual damage: what the targeting of data centers means for civilians
For the first time in military history, private-sector commercial data centers have been deliberately targeted and damaged in an active…
Solidarity in times of crisis: what RightsCon 2026’s cancellation means for civil society
RightsCon 2026, one of the biggest in-person convenings for digital rights, was de facto cancelled after Zambia’s government postponed it…