The Quiet Rebellion Behind a Human Rights Tech Stack

Amnesty International Spain’s long push toward self-hosted tools shows how digital sovereignty is becoming a practical security and privacy strategy, not just a policy slogan.

Europe’s Surveillance Export Problem Isn’t Just Policy - It’s an Enforcement Test

A new rights-focused report puts the EU’s 2021 dual-use export rules under pressure, arguing that surveillance tech can still leave Europe for destinations where abuse is a real risk.

Unlocked and Exposed: How Kenyan Police Used Cellebrite to Crack an Activist’s Phone

A forensic investigation reveals police in Kenya used powerful digital extraction tools on a prominent activist’s device, igniting global concerns over surveillance and human rights.

Shadow Over Human Rights: Thegentlemen Strikes Chile’s INDH in Latest Ransomware Attack

Spyware Firms Exploit Diplomatic Talks to Clean Up Their Image, Critics Warn

NSO Group’s controversial involvement in international spyware regulation efforts sparks outrage among civil society and human rights advocates.

AI-Driven Espionage: Inside Iran’s RedKitten Cyber Assault on Human Rights Defenders