Experts attending a seminar via video link under the 47th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council called for global efforts to curb the large-scale cyber surveillance conducted by the U.S. on other countries. Nine experts among other participants discussed the situation in three aspects related with the U.S. cyber surveillance: the U.S. legislation and practice on cyber surveillance, the evaluation of the U.S. behavior based on international law and the efforts against such hegemony.
7月9日，在联合国人权理事会第47届会议期间，中国人权研究会举办“网络正义与构建人类命运共同体：美国网络监听和网络霸权对世界共同利益的危害”主题视频边会，国内外法律和网络安全专家深入讨论了美国网络监控和网络霸权的危害，呼吁网络正义，构建网络空间命运共同体。
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Reestablishing Trust, Boundaries and Norms: Suggestions for Multilateral Action in Response to the Unregulated Actions of the United States in Cyberspace
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Publicity of a Data as Means of Establishing Awareness of - Cyberspace - Some Critical Remarks on the EU — Data Protection Policies
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Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace: Bottomline and Trust
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The Interpretation and Application of the Principle of Non-intervention in Cyberspace —— Take US Cyber-Surveillance as an Example
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Section 702 of the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — and International Law
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Data Compliance Pressure and the Chilling Effect of Enterprises and Governments under the Background of Data Hegemony
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