The digital age is transforming society: we believe it has the capacity to bring us greater democracy, transparency and new creative and social possibilities. But our freedoms are also under attack in the digital world: from governments and vested business interests. So we campaign against threats to your rights.
We work on issues ranging from e-voting to copyright, open data and privacy.
We do this by talking to policy-makers and other activists and working with other campaign groups (both here and abroad). We raise the profile of these issues and present our arguments through conventional and social media. And of key importance, we mobilise our supporters take part in our campaigns, for example by contacting their MP.
And we depend on regular donations to run and win our campaigns. Why not become an Open Rights supporter and join us today.
Issues
- ACTA
- CCDP
- Communications Bill
- Copyright Reform
- Open Data
- Open Standards
- E-Counting
- Censorship
- Behavioural Tracking
ORG People
In Depth
- May 16: Analysis of proposed changes to the EU PSI Directive
- May 9: Briefing on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
- Apr 16: Communications Green Paper briefing
- Apr 5: Civil Society on the Internet, Onassis Centre, Athens
- Apr 4: Submission to the All Party Parliamentary IP Group Inquiry
- Mar 24: Annual Report - 2011
- Mar 22: Submission to the IPO's Copyright Consultation
- Mar 6: MoJ Data Protection call for evidence
- Dec 7: Open Data, Privacy and Anonymisation Briefing
- Nov 21: Submission to Universal Periodic Review
- Oct 27: Public Data Corporation
- Oct 27: Open Rights Group Consultation Response: Making Open Data Real
- Oct 19: Can't look now: finding film online
- Oct 13: Briefing on the Public Data Corporation
- Jul 5: Briefing to Ed Vaizey: website blocking
- Apr 5: Freedom Bill: Data Protection amendments




