Digital Rights Activists in Taiwan Driven by Memory and Threat of Authoritarianism

Building collective resistance in shrinking civic spaces across Asia-Pacific

This article focuses on the strategies that our members are deploying to resist threats to civic spaces and to identify areas where urgent c

“For us, Alibaba was just a story”: Despite the power of habit older people are gradually adopting the digital discourse

Information technology (IT) can help older people continue to live independently and actively for many years, yet many of them express fear

From Mandela to Meta: Democratization of The Right of Publicity, Persona, and Image Rights in Cyberspace

Overcoming digital threats to democracy

Using deliberative democracy to enhance trust and legitimacy in digital spaces.

Review: Two Books on Internet Control in China and North Korea Examine Digital Freedom Under Authoritarianism

Two new books about internet control in China and North Korea address the potent question of what it means to be free online.

How Authoritarian Regimes Use AI to Suppress Dissent — and How Activists Can Fight Back

Artificial Intelligence has become autocrats’ newest tool for surveilling, targeting, and crushing dissent. But this supercharged technology