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A Pardon for Edward Snowden

In these last days before the Trump Administration, I want to add a very brief and very late word about why I believe President Obama would be right to grant Edward Snowden a pardon. The U.S. Government indicted him for

David Kaye January 13, 2017January 13, 2017 Blog Read more

Letter from Turkey’s Bakirkoy Prison

During the week of November 14th, I conducted an official mission to Turkey. During the mission, I requested visits with many detainees held for reasons related to their exercise of the freedom of expression. Although I was able to visit

David Kaye November 28, 2016November 28, 2016 Blog Read more

The False Promise of Banning Fake News

Here are some takeaways from the news about “fake news”: false stories propelled Donald Trump’s presidential victory, undermined the peace deal in Colombia, and contribute to ethnic violence in Myanmar. Facebook is to blame, with Twitter and Google distant abettors.

David Kaye November 25, 2016December 13, 2017 Blog Read more

New Study on Access to Info in Int’l Orgs

My team and I are conducting a study to identify whether UN departments, programs, funds, and specialized agencies, as well as other international/inter-governmental organizations (IOs), have “access to information” policies, and if so, what those policies provide. To assist us

David Kaye September 9, 2016 Blog Read more
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Mr. David Kaye, is the Former Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
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