The Citizen Lab

Citizen Lab director @RonDeibert has penned a letter to @R_Boissonnault to address the issues of Canadian technology being used to infringe on the rights of LGBTQ2 persons around the world. Read the full submission: t.co/kSO9bOioDK

Planning your @rightscon schedule? Mark your calendars for 'Ethical Duties in the Digital Age: Encryption Done Dirt Cheap' featuring the Citizen Lab's Sarah McKune t.co/Av54sumfZo

"Access to information is a human right recognized under international law — yet one that many governments defy in practice through extensive Internet censorship." - @RonDeibert t.co/fyw4FbRd6f

"The Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto has found barriers to the process including data usability, identity verification, transmission security, and cost − in one instance, they found a company charged a consumer $200 plus tax." t.co/w8luLGPpbv

A Canadian Company Is Blocking LGBTQ Content for Censorious Regimes t.co/pk6IEZsWVh via @motherboard

"Canada has an international legal duty to protect against human rights abuses within their jurisdiction by companies, which includes enforcing laws aimed at, or which have the effect of, requiring business enterprises to respect human rights."

"I would recommend a Google Policy Fellowship to anyone seriously considering a career in this world or looking to contribute to the development of technology policy debates.” – @lex_is 2016 Google Policy Fellow. Details on this year's fellowship: t.co/q3Z3LX6PRO

NEW REPORT: Planet Netsweeper: An investigation into the global proliferation of Internet filtering systems manufactured by Canadian company, Netsweeper t.co/RAMPAzrhAV

“The real fault, if any exists, rests with the operators of the website who failed to implement basic security" -- @RonDeibert t.co/szSvGMARf6

As #SECU meets to discuss #C59, now's a good time to review our analysis of the proposed legislation c/o @caparsons @lex_is @tamir_i @NewmanRobinson t.co/xn7qp9vagc

Want to learn more about the report @RonDeibert has up on the screen? t.co/leOgx7k78c t.co/4LXS5f3KwL

When it comes to video games, Chinese censors aren't playing around #TBT t.co/vWpqLnTbql t.co/Xq8g1KgjnL

ICYMI: t.co/ZGpZqTtKCY

“In some cases, it may be authorizing activities that have previously been found to be questionable or flat out illegal."- @caparsons on troubling aspects of Bill #C59 t.co/Je6aT4CoMk

“It may also be helpful to keep in mind that this app is not first of its kind. Crime reporting/scanning apps have been introduced in smaller counties in China before they were used in Xinjiang"- @lotus_ruan t.co/SqGq6RIr0i

How does China attempt to silence dissidents outside of its borders? @AJ101East investigates the issue and interviews Citizen Lab experts on how sensitive messages can be censored on popular chat apps t.co/ZGpZqTtKCY

"In short, before having a debate about what the CSE should be allowed to do under the new law, we need to better understand both its past and present conduct."- @caparsons and @lex_is on Bill #C59 and questions the government should address about the CSE t.co/gt3kOzNBhN

What does Bill #C59 mean for national security and the privacy of Canadians? @lex_is breaks it down for you t.co/iz2zYPjR2G

🙋🏾‍♀️Question: Have you applied to the Citizen Lab Summer Institute yet? Session proposals are due this Friday, March 30. Apply now! t.co/8S9I1W3RUN

Letter from US Congressperson @RepLowenthal to Mexican Ambassador @GERONIMO__GF urging the advancement of investigations into digital spyware attacks targeting journalists, human rights lawyers, and anti-corruption advocates #GobiernoEspía t.co/ikPiBAtoeX

"It's devilishly hard to verify all the details in a document dump, and it's hard to get a fix on what was excluded"- @jsrailton t.co/IsBoxIyDZi

Have you submitted a session proposal for CLSI yet? Prior workshops have led to high-impact research on: Canadian SIGINT policy, censorship of Liu Xiaobo on WeChat and Weibo, child monitoring apps in South Korea and Internet filtering in Zambia t.co/8S9I1W3RUN