EU Contributes €4M to UNESCO’s Expanding Online Content Regulation and Digital ID Goals
February 26, 2025
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
Global AI summit advances UN-backed governance, but concerns grow over censorship and surveillance ties.
WEF to Push Global AI Governance Agenda Amid Rising Concerns Over Censorship and Surveillance.
Global cybercrime treaty faces scrutiny over human rights safeguards and potential misuse of cross-border powers.
The UN shifts focus from peacekeeping to AI regulation, censorship, and digital ID frameworks under its Global Communications agenda.
Global leaders push for AI-driven censorship at UN Internet Governance Forum, citing misinformation as a “deadly” threat.
Suppressing dissenting views online?
Critics warn of privacy risks as the UN pushes digital ID systems in Africa, aiming to link essential services but sparking surveillance concerns.
The global treaty, long criticized as overbroad by privacy advocates, now divides US leaders as new political tides impact its potential ratification.
The UN moves to expand digital IDs and media partnerships, sparking debate on censorship and freedom of speech.
The UN’s “fight against disinformation” raises concerns about censorship under the guise of tackling “toxic information systems.”
A slippery slope of global censorship?
Canadian groups push for stronger WHO pandemic treaty by advocating for censorship of social media “misinformation.”
A new censorship push.
Under the guise of combating disinformation, the UN advocates for stricter censorship with its new Code of Conduct for Information Integrity.
The resolution calls for “responsible” and “inclusive” AI.
Another agency setting its sights on speech monitoring.
The WHO is increasingly encroaching on online speech.
More meddling from UNESCO.
Treating information like a virus.
An escalating push towards digital ID.
The WHO itself is increasingly making comments about online speech.
Another global power grab.
Any excuse for greater control.
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
Global AI summit advances UN-backed governance, but concerns grow over censorship and surveillance ties.
WEF to Push Global AI Governance Agenda Amid Rising Concerns Over Censorship and Surveillance.
Global cybercrime treaty faces scrutiny over human rights safeguards and potential misuse of cross-border powers.
The UN shifts focus from peacekeeping to AI regulation, censorship, and digital ID frameworks under its Global Communications agenda.
Global leaders push for AI-driven censorship at UN Internet Governance Forum, citing misinformation as a “deadly” threat.
Suppressing dissenting views online?
Critics warn of privacy risks as the UN pushes digital ID systems in Africa, aiming to link essential services but sparking surveillance concerns.
The global treaty, long criticized as overbroad by privacy advocates, now divides US leaders as new political tides impact its potential ratification.
The UN moves to expand digital IDs and media partnerships, sparking debate on censorship and freedom of speech.
The UN’s “fight against disinformation” raises concerns about censorship under the guise of tackling “toxic information systems.”
A slippery slope of global censorship?
Canadian groups push for stronger WHO pandemic treaty by advocating for censorship of social media “misinformation.”
A new censorship push.
Under the guise of combating disinformation, the UN advocates for stricter censorship with its new Code of Conduct for Information Integrity.
The resolution calls for “responsible” and “inclusive” AI.
Another agency setting its sights on speech monitoring.
The WHO is increasingly encroaching on online speech.
More meddling from UNESCO.
Treating information like a virus.
An escalating push towards digital ID.
The WHO itself is increasingly making comments about online speech.
Another global power grab.
Any excuse for greater control.