RightsCon is an annual event on the future of the internet, shaping the global conversation about how to keep it open, free and secure. Next year it will be held between 29 and 31 March, in Brussels, and will tackle the most pressing issues at the intersection of technology and human rights.
The deadline for submitting a session proposal is approaching: Friday, November 25. Want to give a 15 minute talk on an emerging issue in your area? Submit a lightning talk! Looking to get a coalition together to work out best practices and lay out campaign strategies? Submit a workshop! Interested in meeting with another company, organization or group? Send a request for a bilateral meeting.
To submit a proposal, check out the Submission Guide and Submission Portal.
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