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EFF is delighted to be attending RightsCon again—this year hosted in Taipei, Taiwan between 24-27 February.
RightsCon provides an opportunity for human rights experts, technologists, activists, and government representatives to discuss pressing human rights challenges and their potential solutions. any EFFers are heading to Taipei and will be actively participating in this year’s event. Several members will be leading sessions, speaking on panels, and be available for networking.
Our delegation includes:
- Alexis Hancock, Director of Engineering, Certbot
- Babette Ngene, Public Interest Technology Director
- Christoph Schmon, International Policy Director
- Cindy Cohn, Executive Director
- Daly Barnett, Senior Staff Technologist
- David Greene, Senior Staff Attorney and Civil Liberties Director
- Jillian York, Director of International Freedom of Expression
- Karen Gullo, Senior Writer for Free Speech and Privacy
- Paige Collings, Senior Speech and Privacy Activist
- Svea Windwehr, Assistant Director of EU Policy
- Veridiana Alimonti, Associate Director For Latin American Policy
We hope you’ll have the opportunity to connect with us during the conference, especially at the following sessions:
Day 0 (Monday 24 February)
Mutual Support: Amplifying the Voices of Digital Rights Defenders in Taiwan and East Asia
09:00 – 12:30, Room 101C
Alexis Hancock, Director of Engineering, Certbot
Host institutions: Open Culture Foundation, Odditysay Labs, Citizen Congress Watch and FLAME
This event aims to present Taiwan and East Asia’s digital rights landscape, highlighting current challenges faced by digital rights defenders and fostering resonance with participants’ experiences. Join to engage in insightful discussions, learn from Taiwan’s tech community and civil society, and contribute to the global dialogue on these pressing issues. The form to regi
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