Transparency reporting is one of the strongest ways for technology companies to disclose threats to user privacy and free expression. Such reports educate the public about company policies and safeguards against government abuses, and contribute to an understanding of the scope and scale of online surveillance, network disruptions, content removal, and a host of other practices impacting our fundamental rights.
The Transparency Reporting Index features a record of transparency reports from today’s leading internet companies and telcos. More companies are encouraged to join this trend toward openness in order to build trust and strengthen user rights online.
The Index can also be accessed here.
Social Responsibility Resources is an online library which is aimed at collecting resourcing supporting social responsibility in the fisheries. The library collects tools which are displayed as shown in the preview below and is easy to access. ...Read More
The Dutch government expects internationally operating companies to implement corporate social responsibility (CSR). The basic principles in this context are the OECD guidelines for multinational enterprises. This involves you assessing which CSR ...Read More
The 1982 UN Law of the Sea was the largest ever annexation of our planet and our ocean. In one stroke, one-third of our planet was formally designated as 'exclusive economic zones', giving coastal countries rights to 200 miles of ocean around their ...Read More
Oyoty is a chatbot aiming to empower children to be safer online. The app runs on the child’s phone, detects threats and risks on smart devices and social networks using Artificial Intelligence (AI). Oyoty alerts the child to risks and th...Read More
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