Past events

Panellists discuss the latest developments affecting online freedom of expression in the Asia region.

Financial crime experts from business and policy convene to explore the impacts of illicit finance and address gaps in regulation and enforcement.

The decision by Twitter to ban Donald Trump brought renewed focus on the role of social media and the power of technology companies in enabling and shaping the role of information.

Panellists discuss the drivers and impacts of the rise of disinformation and decline in press freedoms in Southeast Asia.

Discussing the new proposals which include the establishment of a new ‘duty of care’ on companies to ensure they have robust systems in place to keep their users safe.

Panellists discuss how companies can go beyond corporate social responsibility and philanthropy initiatives to protect and support civic freedoms around the world.

Panellists, including David Kaye and Anna Lembke, unpack where the line between legitimate influence and unlawful manipulation of the mind should be drawn and assess how governments can regulate for this.

Expert panellists discuss practical examples of tech-sector activism and best practice in defending civic space online.

This event brings together a diverse and international group of stakeholders to exchange perspectives and experiences on the role that tech actors can play in supporting civic space.

A year on, this event considers whether the campaign, and its international variants, have transcended clicktivism and translated into substantive societal change.