Discover ARTICLE 19’s reports, featuring expert insights and actionable recommendations on free expression, digital rights, and internet freedom. Our research delves into critical global challenges, such as safeguarding free expression in conflict zones and leveraging technology to advance online freedoms.
The missing link: Reclaiming connectivity through human rights
ARTICLE 19’s new report shows how current connectivity strategies are reinforcing digital inequality and calls for a fundamental shift in focus: from market expansion to human rights.
ARTICLE 19’s report documenting transnational repression tactics increasingly deployed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to target and silence protesters abroad.
ARTICLE 19 reveals how China is expanding its digital authoritarian model of cybersecurity governance across the Indo-Pacific, posing a grave threat to people’s rights – regionally and globally.
ARTICLE 19’s new policy sets out how international law protects people’s right to free expression during armed conflict.
ARTICLE 19 examines the human rights responsibilities of tech companies operating in authoritarian countries.
A growing number of states and private companies are deploying advanced AI tools to monitor, track, and surveil people.
LGBTQI+ people across the Middle East and North Africa tell how police are weaponising dating, messaging, and social media apps to persecute them.
China continues to export its digital authoritarianism playbook across the Indo-Pacific, reveals ARTICLE 19’s new report.
ARTICLE 19’s policies on how to regulate social media platforms, tackle Big Tech’s excessive power, and protect freedom of expression online.
ARTICLE 19’s reports analysing these growing challenges and advocating for robust protection of free expression online in Central Asia.
Social media companies fail to consider local contexts in content moderation. This can have a dramatic impact. But ARTICLE 19 has a solution.
ARTICLE 19’s project, Equally Safe: Towards a Feminist Approach to the Safety of Journalists, offers new research, global case studies, practical guidelines, and advocacy tools.
As social media companies in Malaysia face new licensing requirements, what will the implications be for freedom of expression?
The Iranian regime is using the Supreme Council of Cyberspace to strengthen its control over the internet and shrink digital rights.
Efforts to counter terrorism and extremism and other national security measures in Kenya have had a significant impact on civil society.