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In the United States, the Open Society Foundations aim to nurture the development of a society that allows all people to participate equitably in political, economic, and cultural life; encourages diverse opinions and critical debate; protects human rights; and promotes broadly shared prosperity and security.

Open Society Voices

Privacy, PRISM, and the Future of Surveillance

June 18, 2013 by Wendy M. Grossman, Becky Hogge

A UN report this month called for scrutiny of government surveillance. Then startling details of the U.S. PRISM project surfaced.

Human Rights “Fundamentally Linked to Development,” Say UN Treaty Body Chairs

June 17, 2013 by Aidan Harris

The chairs of the UN’s ten human rights treaty bodies added their voices to the growing calls to recognize the intrinsic connection between sustainable development and the rule of law.

The Power of Rights

June 13, 2013 by Chris Stone 3

We must intensify the conversation about the future of human rights and how best to promote their growth. Please join us.

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