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The status of disinformation regulation and the moves to strengthen regulation in South Korea –Jiwon Son at Rightscon 2019 Tunis Session “How Small Countries Survive: A human rights dilemma with respect to asymmetrical disinformation war”
The status of disinformation regulation and the moves to...
Perspectives on Internet Freedom – PCSS Lecture
On 4 December 2019, Legal Counsel Kelly Kim was invited to...
FOSI Annunal Conference, “2020 Vision: The Future of Online Safety”
Open Net’s Jiyoun Choe attended the 2019 Annual Conference...
“technologies and human rights” – UN OHCHR Seoul Seminar on Technologies 10/30/2019
Event summary here Event full proceeding here K.S. Park's...
Asian data privacy laws seen through the cases of National ID numbers, big data, and RTBF (10/30/2019 Stanford CISAC Asian Data Governance Workshop)
Out of 26 countries (excluding MENA and Central Asia),...
How a Team of Researchers Investigated Data Access Rights around the World
By Miles Kenyon @ Citizen Lab Big data is big business....
Development in the Definition of Child Pornography in the Republic of Korea
Open Net submitted the following letter to the UN...
Open Net’s Additional NGO Report Submitted to the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy
Open Net submitted the following report to the SR on...
Cybercrime Laws and Human Rights – K.S. Park at Rightscon 2019 Tunis Session “Aligning Cybercrime Laws with International Human Rights Standards”
1. Lessons from two cases of cyber-crimes in Korea Why do...
Right to Be Forgotten – K.S. Park at Rightscon 2019 Tunis Session: Balancing Data Protection and Access to Information: Internet RTBF Case
KS Park opened the session with an operational definition...
Face Recognition Strategies – K.S. Park at Rightscon 2019 Tunis Session “You’re Not Just a Pretty Face: Biometric Surveillance Has Moved Beyond Face Recognition – How Do We Stop It?”
We have engaged in face recognition in our daily lives. ...
5G Network Slicing and Its Arguments – K.S. Park at Rightscon 2019 Tunis Session: “Millimeter Waves, Small Cells, Beamforming, Oh My? Anticipating and Addressing Human Rights Impacts in a 5G Environment”
Korean telcos are trying something new. They are trying to...
“Platforms voluntary efforts to remove hate speech: Need for a matrix”
Co-hosted by Israeli Democracy Institute and David Kaye UN...
Politics and Internet is an Inevitably Explosive Mix: the case of online opinion rigging
Kyung Sin "KS" Park, Professor, Korea University Law...
