RSF: Why Reporters Without Borders does not support the Global Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy for ICT companies

October 29th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick

After participating in the discussions for almost two years, Reporters Without Borders withdrew from discussions on the Global Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy for ICT companies. Here they explain why. Full story...

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