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digital rights
Coverage of digital rights in the Nexus archive.
Samuel Tunickperson1GrapheneOSorganization1Federal prosecutorsorganization1Zambiaplace1RightsConorganization1Chinese governmentorganization1China Non-Ferrous Metals Mining Corporationorganization1PowerChina International Grouporganization1Integrated Clean Energy Power Companyorganization1copper exportstopic1
- A Man Gave Border Agents His Phone Passcode. It Wiped Everything. Now He's Facing Federal Charges
Samuel Tunick allegedly activated a GrapheneOS duress password during a warrantless airport search, causing his phone data to be wiped. Federal prosecutors charge him with property destruction, while his lawyers argue it is a matter of digital rights.
- In Addition to Chinese Pressure, a Backsliding Democracy May Explain Zambia’s Decision to Cancel a Major Human Rights Summit
Zambia canceled RightsCon, a major human rights summit, citing 'national values' and 'public interest,' with organizers attributing the move to Chinese pressure over Taiwanese participants. The article highlights China's deep economic influence in Zambia, particularly in copper mining, energy infrastructure, and healthcare, which has created structural dependencies.