When bodies become data: Biometric technologies and free expression
Biometric technologies are highly intrusive, violate people’s privacy, fail to adequately protect personal data, and prevent people from enjoying their…
Biometric technologies are highly intrusive, violate people’s privacy, fail to adequately protect personal data, and prevent people from enjoying their…
ARTICLE 19 has published a briefing in collaboration with the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) looking into the toxic and…
In this 2018 report to the UN General Assembly (A/73/279), UN Special Rapporteur Clément Nyaletsossi Voule examines the linkages between…
A mini-public is a democratic innovation that brings together a small, representative group of citizens to deliberate and advise on…
Data from the Perceptions of Democracy Survey (PODS) point to three broad findings. First, most people from a diverse array…
2024 has been called a super-election year, with more than 60 national elections taking place around the world. At the…
Researchers have traditionally focused on the spread of democratic practices internationally, overlooking autocratic cooperation. However, evidence now shows authoritarian regimes…
As part of Counterpart International’s pledges to the Global Democracy Coalition in advance of the second Summit for Democracy, Counterpart…