What may appear to be temporary public health-related measures could risk embedding permanent digital identity infrastructure that threatens public life.
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The world will face more widespread and intensified surveillance, but this time it could be framed as something for our own good, for the good of humanity.
Too often, consensus is interpreted as an unbridled right to prevent like-minded countries from carrying out open-ended “plurilateral” negotiations.
We are in the midst of fighting the first phase of the COVID-19 crisis, but it is already clear that the impacts will be manifold and enduring.
Equitable platform governance requires more input from affected communities.
