In the second installment of the FOC Working Group 2 (WG 2) blog series, WG members Lisl Brunner – Policy and Learning Director at the Telecommunications Dialogue – and Patrik
On Thursday, April 28, in San José, the government of Costa Rica – the current Chair of the Coalition – held an official Launch event for the 6th Freedom Online Conference.
In this blog, co-chair Folke Bernadotte Academy introduce the FOC Working Group 2 blog series. The Group’s aim is to further strengthen rule of law principles and practices that protect
In this post for WG3’s blog, Ben Blink proposes a “people-centered standard for online transparency.” Current transparency reports do not provide sufficient information for citizens to make informed choices
In this blog, Emma Llanso of Centre for Democracy and Technology, and Liz Woolery of the Open Technology Institute (New America Foundation) kick off the Group’s focus on emerging issues in
In this introductory post, Working Group 3 is launching a blog series analysing emerging themes in privacy and transparency. The Group outlines three main activities going forward: analyzing emerging issues,
Following an open call for members and the subsequent selection process, the Freedom Online Coalition is excited to confirm the new membership of Working Group 1 – “An Internet Free
In the tenth installment of the FOC Working Group 1 (WG1) blog series, the Canadian Cyber Coordinator for Global Affairs, Mr. Michael Walma, builds on the remarks he delivered at
>> Deadline COB 21 February<< FOC Working Group 1 (WG1) – “An Internet Free and Secure” – is looking for new members to join its efforts to promote an informed
The FOC Working Group on Privacy and Transparency Online (WG3) has drafted a written submission to the consultation of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Protection and Promotion of the Right
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