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Image depicting abuses on TikTok experienced by children and young people. (Amnesty Tech)

7th November 2023
TikTok ‘For You’ feed risks pushing children and young people towards harmful mental health content

Report: A death sentence for my father: Meta’s contribution to human rights abuses in northern Ethiopia

31st October 2023
Ethiopia: Meta’s failures contributed to abuses against Tigrayan community during conflict in northern Ethiopia

A fireball erupts from an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City on October 9, 2023. We call for an urgent ceasefire.

28th October 2023
Israel/OPT: Civilians in Gaza at unprecedented risk as Israel imposes communication black-out

10/19/2023, Gaza, Palastine. A view of the debris from destroyed buildings in the al-Zahra neighborhood in the Gaza Strip on October 19, 2023, following Israeli airstrikes (Photo by MOHAMED MASRI/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)

27th October 2023
Israel/OPT: Social Media companies must step up crisis response on Israel-Palestine as online hate and censorship proliferate

9th October 2023
Global: ‘Predator Files’ spyware scandal reveals brazen targeting of civil society, politicians and officials 

Artwork commissioned for publication of research looking at the Rohingya right to remedy from Meta (Facebook)

25th August 2023
Meta’s role in Rohingya ethnic cleansing ‘The Most Egregious in History’

The government’s attempt to allow the Irish Data Protection Commission to label all of their procedures as confidential is a blatant attempt not only to shield Big Tech from scrutiny but also to silence individuals and organizations that stand up for the right to privacy and data protection.

28th June 2023
Ireland: Draconian law to make data protection procedures confidential

14th June 2023
EU: AI ACT: European Parliament adopts ban on facial recognition but leaves migrants, refugees and asylum seekers at risk

13th June 2023
EU: AI Act at risk as European Parliament may legitimize abusive technologies

30th May 2023
GLOBAL: Rohingya reparations and human rights must top Meta shareholders agenda

24th March 2023
France: Allowing mass surveillance at Olympics undermines EU efforts to regulate AI

lawyers outside the court after the ruling on Meta

14th December 2022
Kenya: Meta sued for $1.6 billion USD for fuelling Ethiopia ethnic violence

2nd August 2022
USA: NYPD ordered to handover documents detailing surveillance of Black Lives Matter protests following lawsuit

18th July 2022
The Pegasus Project: One year on, spyware crisis continues after failure to clamp down on surveillance industry

17th January 2022
France/Germany: Small businesses want EU to get tough on Google and Facebook’s invasive advertising – new research

2nd November 2021
Global: A critical opportunity to ban killer robots – while we still can

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