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- 1Academics in Exile Hold Winchester Exhibition on Iran Abuses▼Academics in Exile Hold Winchester Exhibition to Highlight Executions and Human Rights Abuses in Iran
A group of exiled academics has opened an exhibition in Winchester highlighting executions and human rights abuses in Iran. The event aims to draw public attention to repression under Iran's authorities and to amplify the voices of those forced to flee the country. Visitors are being shown material documenting executions and rights violations.
- 2MAP-AI open letter urges human rights at centre of AI governance▼MAP-AI Open Letter: Centering human rights in AI governance
The Association for Progressive Communications has published an open letter calling on governments and technology companies to place human rights at the centre of artificial intelligence governance. The letter argues that AI regulation must protect freedoms, privacy and equality rather than focus only on innovation and market interests, and it invites civil society groups and individuals to add their support.
- 3Internet Society Warns on Terrorist Designation Consequences●La Posizione Della Internet Society Sulle Conseguenze Della Designazione Di a/I Come Organizzazione Terroristica Globale
The Internet Society has issued a position statement on the consequences of designating antifascist movements as a global terrorist organization. The group argues that the open internet is built from many interconnected networks and is resilient enough to withstand incursions, warning that such designations threaten the free and open internet. Italian-language discussions of the statement are circulating among digital-rights communities.