Critical questions persist about access to essential information and the arbitrariness with which it can be taken away
Most regulatory proposals focus on content regulation rather than engage with the intricacies of governing artificial intelligence
Social media bans have done little to ensure meaningful accountability for the platforms
Looking at feminism and feminist movement in 2025
The amendment as a whole is ill thought
Understanding the human cost of internet shutdowns
The recent weaponisation of legal apparatus reflects the state’s determination to clamp down on digital content it considers critical
Criminal sanctions against misinformation not only leads to overregulation and censorship, but are also ineffective
The chilling implications of increased online surveillance on our lives, freedoms and expression
AI regulation will be incomplete without a human rights approach
