2020 has put the spotlight on many aspects of our lives as individuals and societies. Covid 19 has not only been a threat to physical...
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The right to freedom of thought, religion and belief enshrined in international human rights law (e.g. Article 18 ICCPR and Article 9...
In amongst the surreal sci-fi and Greek myth references in Boris Johnson's speech to the UNGA yesterday Johnson may have made an...
Shoshana Zuboff's opinion piece in the Guardian highlights the challenges faced by lawmakers in tackling the all pervasive influence of...
Last month the Spanish Constitutional Court overturned provisions in Spanish electoral law that were introduced in December 2018...
The UK Data Protection Bill currently going through Parliament is set to include an exemption for political parties gathering voter data....
The new revelations about Cambridge Analytica and its alleged use of data from Facebook reinforces concerns I have been writing about for...
As Theresa May prepares to trigger Article 50 and take the UK out of the EU, there has been a lot of talk about “the clear will of the...