Tunde Okunoye·May 3China and the emerging geopolitics/political-economy of digital rights in the global southThe global digital rights community was stunned on April 29 2026 when AccessNow announced the cancellation of RightsCon, (the leading…A response icon1A response icon1
Tunde Okunoye·Oct 21, 2025Centering the “Public” in Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa: the Nigerian contextIn the past few years Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has taken centre stage in the discourse on development in Africa, the world’s…
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Jan 31, 2024“Where are you” vs “How are you”?The Surveillance vs Development debate on Digital IDs in Africa
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Jan 17, 2022#SOPAPlus10The fight for anti-censorship tools continues
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Sep 26, 2021Big Brother: A critique of the 4th Industrial RevolutionInvestment in transportation, agriculture, healthcare, and education should take priority over investment in surveillance technologies.
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Apr 12, 2021What happened with digital rights in Africa in Q1 2021?It was business as usual
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Feb 28, 2021Nigeria’s revised Cybersecurity Policy: Codifying Bug Bounties in Cybersecurity practiceWhen Nigeria rebased its GDP figures in 2013, many observers assumed there would have been doubts about the new figures which made Nigeria…
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Jan 6, 2021Internet shutdowns in 2021rethinking advocacy strategies
InBerkman Klein Center CollectionbyTunde Okunoye·Oct 27, 2020Data for better livesAn agenda for meaningful connectivity in AfricaA response icon1A response icon1
