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AILAW AND POLICYHUMAN RIGHTS
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Responsible AI principles in an ‘apolitical’ industry

Cat Easdon|

29 October 2024

SPYWARESURVEILLANCEHUMAN RIGHTS
A woman holding a phone

The story behind the uncovering of the Pegasus spyware scandal

Stella Blumfeldeet al.|

24 October 2024

CYBER DIPLOMACYGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYLAW AND POLICY
A round globe symbolising the internet in the red, blue and white colours of the Russian flag

Russia’s UN cyber treaty is a warning for the future of the internet

Mark Raymondet al.|

2 October 2024

GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYLAW AND POLICYCYBER CONFLICT

Can lawyers lose wars by stifling cyber capabilities?

An Anonymous European Intelligence Official|

23 July 2024

HUMAN RIGHTSSPYWARELAW AND POLICY

The EU’s Human Rights Sanction Regime could target malicious spyware vendors

Mailyn Fidler|

12 July 2024

SPYWARESURVEILLANCECYBER DIPLOMACY

The Pall Mall Process could be a catalyst for international collaboration on commercial cyber intrusion capabilities

Gil Baram|

25 March 2024

CYBER CONFLICTSOCIAL MEDIADISINFORMATION

Responsible tech business in conflict

Isabel Ebertet al.|

8 March 2024

HUMAN RIGHTSSURVEILLANCESPYWARE

LGBTQ+ community grapples with hidden wave of digital abuse

Sara Seppanen|

6 March 2024

HUMAN RIGHTSSURVEILLANCELAW AND POLICY

‘Safety by design’ could prevent domestic abuse through smart devices

Andi Brown|

28 February 2024