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Malawi Constitutional Court Overturns Criminal Defamation Law

Malawi’s Constitutional Court has declared Section 200 of the Penal Code unconstitutional, ending the criminalization of defamation for violating freedom […]

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Uganda’s Data Regulator Upholds Rights Against Google LLC

has delivered a decisive ruling in favour of four complainants against Google LLC, finding the tech giant in breach of

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Uganda Regulator Finds Google in Breach of Data Protection Law

Uganda’s Personal Data Protection Office (PDPO) has ruled that Google LLC violated Uganda’s Data Protection and Privacy Act by collecting

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HEAPI Requests Data Protection Assessment for Uganda’s National ID System

The Health Equity and Policy Initiative (HEAPI) has formally asked Uganda’s National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) for documents detailing

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Uganda Data Protection Office Decision: Data Controllers Held Liable

The Personal Data Protection Office (PDPO) of Uganda has issued a decision reaffirming that data controllers are liable for the

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About Digital Rights Alliance Africa (DRAA)

The Digital Rights Alliance Africa is a network of traditional NGOs, media, lawyers and tech specialists from across Africa that seeks to champion digital civic space and counter threats to digital rights on the continent. The Alliance was created by the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) and the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) in response to the rising digital authoritarianism in the region. It currently has members from 11 countries, who collectively monitor, engage in research, advocacy, share strategies for navigating digital threats and promote digital policy reforms in line with their shared vision outlined in the outcome declaration endorsed in 2023.

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