Past events

At this research paper launch, experts and policymakers explore the paper’s findings in the context of recent developments in Iraq.

How effective are current global frameworks, how do they need to adapt, and how are they impacted by geopolitics?

Speakers argue for a more multidimensional approach to migration, and for a nuanced reassessment of policy.

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

The panel discusses the approaches taken by states and courts to extraterritorial human rights impacts including in relation to the environment, to cyberspace, and to international surveillance.

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.

The meeting provides an opportunity to explore the drivers of – and barriers to – corporate activism.

This the panel seeks to provide recommendations to governments on how to better protect journalists and address abuses of media freedom in line with international human rights law.