In a few days, we’ll come together for the largest RightsCon in our summit’s history – the first hosted in Africa and the Middle East. As we put together the final touches to welcome participants, we wanted to share our final blog post in a series highlighting our ongoing efforts to build a safe, secure, and productive space for the RightsCon community.
RightsCon isn’t a moment – it’s a movement. Last week, we launched our official program schedule for RightsCon Tunis (June 11 to 14, 2019). In less than a month, 2500+ …
The Community Voices series highlights the work of our community — civil society organizations, governments, companies, human rights defenders, and startups — in the lead up to, during, and after …
It’s time – the draft program with the Session List for RightsCon Tunis has arrived! The Draft Program Session List is the first glimpse of RightsCon Tunis and the outcome …
The Community Voices series highlights the work of our community — civil society organizations, governments, companies, human rights defenders, and startups — in the lead up to, during, and after …
Anglais La série “voix de la communauté” célèbre le travaille de notre communauté RightsCon qui se constitue d’organisations de la société civile, des gouvernements, des entreprises, des défenseurs des droits …
Français The Community Voices series highlights the work of our community — civil society organizations, governments, companies, human rights defenders, and startups — in the lead up to, during, and …
The Community Voices series highlights the work of our community — civil society organizations, governments, companies, human rights defenders, and startups — in the lead up to, during, and after …
Three Lefts is a startup working on research and development of emerging technologies, focusing on leveraging blockchain technology for the common good. RightsCon serves as a venue to learn from the community about the human rights impact of their work.
Through a holistic toolkit of research, legal aid, documentation, and advocacy, AFTE works for freedom of expression and an internet free of surveillance and censorship.