Opening Statement by Deborah Brown Deputy Director, Technology and Human Rights, Human Rights Watch
Surveillance and Profiling Tech Raises Rights Concerns
Child Data Protection Law Should Protect Against Artificial Intelligence-facilitated Abuse
Protecting Data of Children Is the First Step
Inadequate Medical Care, Oversight, Public Reporting
Apparent World-First Experiment Risks Harming Vulnerable Children
Rights Groups Unite Against Unproven Facial Age Estimation Technology
EU, Member States Should Tighten Controls
Endorsement of New ILO Treaty Means Little Unless Workers Can Organize
A Background Briefing for the UN Informal Exchanges in June 2026
Phone Searches, Arrests Exacerbate Existing Restrictions on Trade Unions, Expression
Governments at Labor Rights Meeting Should Protect Workers’ Rights
Proposed Law Would Grant Authorities Sweeping Power to Regulate Online Speech
Rights Abuses in the Gig Economy and the Global Fight For Change
