Articles
Short pieces on internet policy, privacy, and digital rights.
Why net neutrality is more than a technical detail
Net neutrality means that all data on the internet is treated equally, regardless of sender, receiver, or content. When this principle is weakened, larger providers can end up putting smaller services and independent voices at a disadvantage.
Privacy as a fundamental right in the digital society
The right to control one's own personal information is increasingly recognized as a basic right: individuals should be able to decide, in principle, who has access to their personal data and when. In an age of cloud services and global networks, this principle takes on a whole new dimension.
Freedom of expression in the modern era: a brief overview
In the second half of the twentieth century, many countries deliberately enshrined freedom of expression as one of their central legal guarantees. It is widely regarded as one of the most important lessons drawn from earlier periods of censorship and remains a key safeguard against state overreach.