Friday, 8 April 2016

POLICY BRIEF

The Right to be Forgotten

ARTICLE 19 addresses the protection of the right to freedom of expression in light of the so-called “right to be forgotten.”

The “right to be forgotten” enables individuals to demand from search engines the de-listing of information generated by a search for their name.
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COUNTRY REPORT

Tightening the Net: Iran's National Internet Project

Part one of the Tightening the Net series explores Iran’s National Internet Project, analysing its history and development, and its ramifications for freedom of expression.
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PRESS RELEASE
Kenya: Proposed Amendments to Parliament Standing orders must be dropped

ARTICLE 19 is concerned by suggested amendments to standing orders regarding media activities in the precincts of Parliament. We call upon the Senate and National Assembly to reject these proposals, and uphold the freedom and independence of the media. Read more >

UNITED NATIONS

ARTICLE 19'S UNHRC Free Expression Round-Up

What was gained for freedom of expression, and what challenges were faced? What does all of this mean for those defending this cornerstone right on the ground? Read the full blog here.

UPDATE

ARTICLE 19 and the Univeral Periodic Review

The UN Human Rights Council’s UPR was established to monitor and hold countries accountable for human rights abuses: this month, we contributed to UPR processes of

South Sudan: This submission focuses on legal frameworks and impunity for attacks on journalists.
Uganda: This submission focuses on compliance with its obligations under international human rights law to protect and promote the right to freedom of expression and information.

UPDATE

Newsletter: Freedom of Expression in Eastern Africa

Our monthly bulletin provides a snapshot of the status of Freedom of Expression in Eastern Africa. Read more >

UPDATE

ARTICLE 19's Annual Report

2015 was a groundbreaking year for ARTICLE 19. In the face of mounting threats to human rights worldwide, we continued to innovate and advocate, fighting censorship and challenging infringements to freedom of expression and the right to information. Read full report>