right to be forgotten

Nathi Mthethwa weighs in on Brett Bailey, freedom of speech

As issues relating to freedom of expression make news, the former police minister has finally spoken out on the controversy surrounding ‘Exhibit B’.

“Just because we’re in a free and democratic South Africa doesn’t mean to say you can do… Continue reading →

Right to be forgotten: Free expression under threat, Europe needs a similar 'Civil Marco' internet law

Written by Felix Truce, EHESS researcher and founding member of La Quadrature du Net, France.

Conversations among Global Voices members and across the digital rights space inspired our community to ask our… Continue reading →