We Fight For Your Rights in the Digital Age.
Open Rights Group is the UK’s largest grassroots digital rights campaigning organisation, working to protect everyone’s rights to privacy and free speech online.
We fight for a fair digital environment where technology supports justice, equality and freedom.
We campaign, lobby, go to court – whatever it takes to challenge restrictions to our human rights.
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OUR CAMPAIGNS
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Fix the Online Safety Act
Stop online censorship and privacy risks.
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Migrant Digital Justice
Fight the digital hostile environment.
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End Pre-Crime
Ban crime predicting tech.
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Digital Sovereignty
Control our digital infrastructure.
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Impact
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Number of legal victories that ORG has won
11
The number of UK towns and cities with active ORG local groups
72 million
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Mass Surveillance
25 Aug 2026 By Sarah Lasoye
Safety Not Surveillance – National Townhalls on AI and ‘crime-predicting’ technologies
This autumn, the #SafetyNotSurveillance coalition will host a series of community townhalls in London, Manchester and Bristol – bringing the public together to discuss the impacts of AI tools and ‘crime-predicting’ technologies used by local police forces.
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Mass Surveillance
12 Aug 2026 By Sarah Lasoye
Rising Prevent referrals and the runaway train of mass surveillance
Over 10,000 people were referred to the Prevent programme between October 2024 to September 2025, according to the government’s latest figures.
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Digital Privacy
16 Jul 2026 By Mariano delli Santi
Wanted: Government to fix the ICO
Following the conclusion of an internal HR process, the Information Commissioner is on garden leave, before his final exit.
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Digital Privacy
02 Jul 2026 By Mariano delli Santi
The end is nigh for US data transfers
The Supreme Court held that President of the United States can remove members of public offices at will.
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