17 October 2016, San José (Costa Rica) At today’s 6th Annual Freedom Online Conference, the FOC working group 1 ‘An Internet Free and Secure’ (WG1*) officially launched its recommendations for human rights based

A quick guide to the San Jose Statement and Work Plan on the five-year strategic review of the FOC and the vision for the path forward for the Coalition, released at the FOC Annual Meeting in Costa Rica, 17-18 October.

In the sixth instalment of its blog series, Liz Woolery, Member of Working Group 3 and Open Tech Institute illustrates how transparency is incorporated into various sources outlining the human

Building on its blog series, Working Group 3 has published a resource for transparency advocates within governments, companies, and civil society. The publication contains three parts: a people-centered standard for

In anticipation of discussions at the 6th annual Freedom Online Conference on the future of the Coalition, the FOC has issued the San José Statement and Work Plan to share

In this installment of its blog series, Working Group 3 makes the case for transparency: explaining why information about how governments and companies act and interact—particularly around requests for user

In the fifth instalment of the FOC Working Group 2 (WG 2) blog series, WG member, Susan Ariel Aaronson, Research Professor at The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International

In the fourth installment of the FOC Working Group 2 (WG 2) blog series, WG member, Paul Fehlinger, Co-founder and Manager of the global multistakeholder policy network Internet & Jurisdiction discusses the tensions

In the third instalment of the FOC Working Group 2 (WG 2) blog series, Working Group member Jessica Dheere – Co-Founder/Co-Director of Social Media Exchange in Beirut, Lebanon – discusses