PinnedWikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyGovernments Should Not Legitimize Transnational Surveillance and Repression OnlineUnited Nations Convention Against Cybercrime raises concerns for Wikimedia volunteer editors and the Wikimedia Foundation.6d ago6d ago
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyAttending UN RBHR Forum, Asia Pacific 2024? Join us in Discussing Digital Commons for the Region!Written by the Wikimedia Foundation’s: Rachel Arinii Judhistari, Lead Public Policy Specialist for AsiaSep 23Sep 23
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyProtecting Human Rights Online must be the Guiding Principle at the UN for the Future of the…Ahead of the UNGA vote on the Global Digital Compact, we are co-hosting an event, committed to working with others on its implementation.Sep 20Sep 20
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyAre You Attending DRAPAC or APrIGF? Join Us in Shaping the Future of Digital Rights!Written by the Wikimedia Foundation’s: Rachel Arinii Judhistari, Lead Public Policy Specialist for Asia, and Franziska Putz, Senior…Aug 16Aug 16
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyUS Supreme Court Ruling on NetChoice Cases: What Does it Mean for Wikipedia?Rather than answer constitutional questions, Court’s decision returns the cases to lower courts, with long-term implications to be seenJul 24Jul 24
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyAI for the people: How machines can help humans improve WikipediaSharing Wikipedia’s 20+ years of experience and lessons learned with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML).Jun 24Jun 24
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyWhat Nonprofit and Community-Based Platforms Contribute to the Ongoing Policy Debate about Online…Policymakers and regulators can learn from nonprofit online platforms’ public interest contributions and community-led governance modelsApr 30Apr 30
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyWikimedians’ Vision for the Global Digital Compact: Community-Based, Open, and InclusiveWikimedia Foundation and 12 Wikimedia affiliates have published an open letter to include 3 key commitments in the Global Digital CompactApr 231Apr 231
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyAlternatives to Reforming Section 230: Refocusing Internet Regulation on Empowering PeopleThis is the third and final installment in our three-part series about Section 230.Dec 13, 20234Dec 13, 20234
Wikimedia Foundation PolicyinWikimedia Foundation PolicyThe Wikimedia Foundation’s Perspective on the DSA and its Global ImplicationsWritten by Jan Gerlach, Director of Public Policy at the Wikimedia Foundation; and, Dimitar Dimitrov, Policy Director at Wikimedia EuropeDec 12, 2023Dec 12, 2023
