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Open Migration at Festivaletteratura: our report

Events - Migrations

CILD staff 12 September 2016

We are back in Mantua after a hectic five days at Festivaletteratura, that most important of literary festivals which, this year, is celebrating its...

Blowing the whistle on drone strikes

National Security

Philip Di Salvo 31 August 2016

drones whistleblowing

di Philip Di Salvo US drone warfare has an ongoing accountability and transparency issue

Will the new Privacy Shield really protect our data?

Civil Liberties in the Digital Age - Freedom of Expression

CILD staff 29 August 2016

data protection Max Schrems privacy privacy shield safe harbour

The Privacy Shield has become reality – but will it really protect our data?

A sports club without a sponsor

Special projects

CILD staff 18 August 2016

anti-discrimination atletico diritti sport

by Patrizio Gonnella, president of CILD It is not easy to understand the rules that govern the choice of which sports are included in the...

Calling for a Whistleblower Protection Act – now!

Events - Special projects

CILD staff 8 August 2016

anticorruption transparency whistleblowing

The term “whistleblower” does not have a satisfying and correct translation in Italian

Exporting “drone wars”: US drones to strike ISIS targets from Sigonella

National Security

CILD staff 4 August 2016

drone strikes drones EFAD Libya Sigonella usa

The USA is launching its first airstrikes in Libya.

Stop extrajudicial executions in the Philippines

Drug policy - Events

CILD staff 3 August 2016

Duterte philippines was on drugs

A few months ago, the newly elected President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte launched a bloody war on drugs, with a rising number of...

#Parliamone, Youtubers and data to talk about migration

Events - Migrations

CILD staff 3 August 2016

Can we come up with a new way of talking about migrations and refugees? A new way, both accurate and engaging, that avoids sensationalism...

Guantanamo: detainee who reported torture ready to be released

National Security

CILD staff 3 August 2016

guantanamo Guantanamo diary Larry Siems Mohamedou Ould Slahi torture

“He does not constitute a danger for national security.

The U.S. pays the family of Giovanni Lo Porto, killed in a drone strike

National Security

CILD staff 29 July 2016

accountability drone strikes drones Lo Porto transparency

The US government has finally paid the family of Giovanni Lo Porto over a year after he was killed in a drone strike. Here's...