Privacy · November, 2019
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Stories about Privacy from November, 2019
Behold Russia's new ‘sovereign internet’
Russia 6 November 2019
The "sovereign internet" bill is about bringing the "critical infrastructure" of the RuNet under the state's oversight. That could mean a more effective implementation of Moscow's laws regulating expression online.
The right to privacy in Sudan: A call to enact a data protection act
Sudan 5 November 2019
In the absence of an effective data protection law, personal data will remain at risk of misuse and abuse not only by the government but also the private sector.
About our Privacy coverage
Stories about laws/policies/practices (by governments or companies) that affect the universal right to privacy in any way, negative or positive. Some of these stories may overlap with the surveillance category, but others will not.
