RightsCon Silicon Valley is the only conference dedicated to exploring the relationship between the technology sector and human rights. With so many of our interactions, transactions, and experiences facilitated by digital tools, the opportunities, responsibilities, and liabilities for the tech sector are increasingly at the center of the discussion. While the rights to information, expression, association, health, and education are facilitated by technology, so too are major concerns involving privacy, state surveillance, jurisdictional issues, and accountability.
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