Global Digital Policy Snapshot
Global Digital Policy Snapshot Series
JUNE 2020- Stanford Global Digital Policy Incubator announces the launch of its new series titled the Global Digital Policy Snapshot. As digital technologies have been rapidly developed and adopted in recent years, the policy and regulatory space in which those technologies are governed has also seen dramatic change. The digital policy realm has become increasingly complex and difficult to follow, even for experts. The GDPi team will provide regularly updated resources designed to provide clear, policy-oriented analyses and recommendations on a range of critical topics related to digital rights to help stakeholders stay abreast of evolving digital policy developments around the globe. GDPi's systematic policy analysis will inform government actors in positions to craft policy––and civil society actors seeking to shape those policies-- about critical digital policy developments, especially relating to human rights.
Read more below:
- June 2020: National AI Strategies & Human Rights
- July 2020: Democratic Responses to the Pandemic & Digital Rights
- August 2020: Protecting Human Rights in the Regulation of Facial Recognition Technology
- September 2020: Human Rights & Government Regulation of Digital Platforms
- October 2020: Human Rights Considerations and Platform Policies on Elections
- November 2020: Countering the Rise of Digital Authoritarianism- China, AI and Human Rights
This GDPi Policy Snapshot is made possible by the generous support of the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL). The contents are the responsibility of GDPi and do not necessarily reflect the views of ICNL.