AI Scammers Are Better at Building Trust Than Humans

Apartheid wealth cannot buy silence on Gaza

Article documents how financial power is weaponized to enforce political obedience in educational institutions, exemplifying… [more]

Bob Vylan Frontman Deported From Germany for Chanting “Death to IDF” at Glastonbury

State authorities deported a musician and denied entry based on political speech, demonstrating governmental suppression of dissent and… [more]

Mistaken Username Sent Man to Prison for 18 Months, Court Finds

A man spent 18 months imprisoned based on a username typo, revealing systemic failures in digital evidence handling and prosecutorial… [more]

AI Scammers Are Better at Building Trust Than Humans

Demonstrates AI systems' capability to manipulate human psychology and establish exploitable trust relationships at scale, exemplifying… [more]

Apartheid wealth cannot buy silence on Gaza

Article documents how financial power is weaponized to enforce political obedience in educational institutions, exemplifying… [more]

Bob Vylan Frontman Deported From Germany for Chanting “Death to IDF” at Glastonbury

State authorities deported a musician and denied entry based on political speech, demonstrating governmental suppression of dissent and… [more]

Mistaken Username Sent Man to Prison for 18 Months, Court Finds

A man spent 18 months imprisoned based on a username typo, revealing systemic failures in digital evidence handling and prosecutorial… [more]

As China’s A.I. Gets Stronger, It Poses New Risks to Beijing

Article addresses China's tension between promoting open AI models internationally and maintaining domestic control mechanisms, relevant… [more]

Protest group says 30 dead in Pakistan-administered Kashmir vote unrest

Deadly clashes during elections in disputed Kashmir territory demonstrate authoritarian suppression of democratic participation and… [more]

1,741 “informed” consents with one click?! GDPR complaint against dict.cc filed

Demonstrates systematic corporate surveillance infrastructure where users are coerced into surrendering privacy rights to 1,741 tracking… [more]

As Wildfires Plague Europe, Scotland Races to Save a Cherished National Park

Documents real-world climate crisis impacts—accelerated wildfire patterns in previously stable ecosystems due to warming… [more]

Australia takes Telegram to court over alleged failure to remove 'pro-terror' material

Government enforcement against platform for content hosting raises questions about state power to compel speech policing and potential… [more]

Vietnam: Quash Conviction of Social Media Commentator

Vietnamese authorities prosecuted and imprisoned a social media commentator for criticizing the government, exemplifying state censorship… [more]

India: Continuing weapons exports to Israel could risk complicity in ongoing genocide in Gaza – new investigation

Documents systematic state-enabled weapons supply chain supporting military operations in occupied territory, exemplifying how governments… [more]

Shell, oil spills and human rights in Nigeria: What you need to know

Documents decades of corporate negligence and environmental/health destruction by Shell in Niger Delta, demonstrating corporate power… [more]

It Looks Like Nothing Can Dent MAGA’s Support for ICE

Addresses public support for ICE despite controversies involving immigration enforcement and detention practices, relevant to… [more]

“Clapping Is a First Amendment Right:” An Interview With the Person Arrested for Clapping at a Data Center Meeting

Documents state suppression of peaceful public dissent through arrest for clapping at a municipal meeting, exemplifying authoritarian… [more]

🏃 Fitness Tracker Privacy Fails | EFFector 38.14

Fitness trackers collecting sensitive health and location data with inadequate corporate privacy protections represents mass biometric… [more]

Israel’s Channel 12 attacked for second time, journalists receive death threat

Physical attack and death threats targeting journalists covering alleged state detention abuses represents direct censorship through… [more]

Azerbaijan Jails Prominent TV Journalists, Media Workers

Azerbaijan's sentencing of nine journalists and activists to 12-15 years represents severe state censorship and political repression… [more]

Ecuador: Guerreras por la Amazonía demand the elimination of gas flares five years after landmark ruling

Documents systematic corporate-state failure to enforce environmental protections and judicial rulings, with affected communities facing… [more]

Photojournalist injured by police while covering protest in Spain’s Mallorca

Documents state violence against press freedom during protest coverage, exemplifying authoritarian suppression of independent journalism… [more]

Global: Extreme heat exposes deadly collision of climate change, corporate greed and political failure as rights burn

Documents climate breakdown as a human rights emergency driven by corporate greed and government inaction, with extreme heat serving as a… [more]

Podcast: Flock Came to My Town. Here’s What I Did

Article documents real-world expansion of Flock surveillance cameras in American communities and grassroots resistance efforts, directly… [more]

Summer of Heat, Fires and Storms Is a Reckoning for Europe on Climate

Documents accelerating climate disaster with mass wildfires, record temperatures, and population displacement across Europe, exemplifying… [more]

Data Centers Are Easy to Build. Powering Them Is Complicated, Slow, and Expensive

Documents how corporate AI infrastructure demands create systemic vulnerabilities, cost externalization to the public, and corporate… [more]

Russia Charges Telegram’s Founder Pavel Durov With Facilitating Terrorism

Article documents authoritarian government weaponizing legal charges to suppress access to uncensored communication platform, exemplifying… [more]