Lucy Purdon

Founder, Courage Everywhere

Lucy is the Founder of Courage Everywhere and advises organisations globally on the impact of technology on human rights, with a particular focus on gender justice. Lucy has worked at the intersection of technology, policy, and human rights for over 12 years as a Senior Tech Policy Fellow with Mozilla Foundation and as Policy Director at Privacy International in the UK. Lucy began her career in the field as ICT Programme Manager with the Institute for Human Rights and Business (IHRB).

Contributions

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Data Brokers and Human Rights - Big Data, Big Business

Jennifer L. Bauer | Lucy Purdon | Haley St. Dennis | 7 November 2016

Lucy Purdon

Contributions

Data Brokers and Human Rights - Big Data, Big Business

The Challenge of Criminalising Hate Speech

Safeguarding rights in the big data revolution

No Trade Off - How the Free Flow of Data Enhances Trade and Human Rights

We are Losing Sight of Why Protecting Privacy is Important for our Security

Lawful Interception and Government Access to User Data - Designing a Rights-Respecting Model

OECD national contact points and the ICT sector - fourth annual meeting

What does the UK’s Draft Investigatory Powers Bill mean for ICT companies’ responsibility to respect

ICANN's Corporate Responsibility to Respect

Security vs Access - The Impacts of Mobile Network Shutdowns

Sector-Wide Impact Assessment of the ICT Sector in Myanmar

ICTs and Elections: Tackling Network Shutdowns, Hate Speech and Surveillance in Myanmar

Dr. Christof Heyns on ICTs and the Right to Life

Network Shutdowns in the DRC: ICT Companies Need Clear Rules

Rights, Safety at Risk Without Lawful Interception Rules

ICT, Human Rights & Business: A Roundup of 2014 and Challenges for 2015

Human Rights Guidance for Cyber Security Companies

Digital Dangers - Human Rights Challenges for Telecommunications Vendors

Tackling Dilemmas and Dangers in the Digital Realm - Wilton Park

A “New Deal” Between Governments and Tech Companies?

The Challenges and Opportunities of Myanmar’s New ICT Networks

Vodafone’s Transparency Report: Breaking New Ground in the ICT Sector

ICT Human Rights Sector Guide

Principles, Roadmaps & Recommendations: What’s next for Internet Governance?

Discussion Paper: No Trade Off - Restrictions on the Free Flow of Data, World Trade and Human Rights

ICT and Human Rights New Year Review

A Letter from the UK: Our Surveillance Debate

Digital Dangers - Corporate Responses to Hate Speech

Governments Must Do More To Tackle Threatening Behaviour Online

Freedom Online, Tunisia: Revolution and Revelations

Telenor and Ooredoo enter Myanmar

Telecommunications companies must join the debate on surveillance

Surveilling the Stockholm Internet Forum 2013

ICT sector transparency reports: How do they help civil society defend freedom of expression

ICT and human rights: A roundup of 2012 and challenges for 2013

Tapping and Phone Hacking in Eastern Europe