INCLO

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INCLO Written Contribution in response to Human Rights Council Resolution 43/1

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INCLO member organizations call for the immediate release of detained human rights leaders with the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR).

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Open letter to Joko Widodo, the President of Indonesia, calling to respect obligations under international law and protect the right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.

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Fourteen INCLO organisations appeal for the protection of encrypted communications across the world.

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INCLO member organizations in Hungary, Ireland and the UK call on EU authorities to protect end-to-end encryption and safeguard people's privacy.

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Online censorship by Russian authorities undermines fundamental rights

INCLO condemns the request of Russian authorities to internet services in the country to lower users’ privacy protections and weaken or remove encryption because it creates a backdoor for intelligence services and police.

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Statement on Julian Assange's Detention

Mr. Julian Assange’s arrest and potential extradition to the U.S. threaten media freedom.

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INCLO welcomes historic win against UK mass surveillance

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10 NGOs v the United Kingdom

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Condemning the internet crackdown in Russia

The Moscow court ban of the encrypted messaging service Telegram LLP is one in a series of attacks on people’s fundamental rights to privacy and freedom of expression in Russia. INCLO asked Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple to condemn the ban and the wider internet crackdown in Russia.

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OHCHR Submissions

INCLO provided input to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights report on human rights challenges relating to privacy in the digital age. We recommended that the Human Rights Committee issue a new General Comment on the right to privacy under Article 17 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.