Defending Human Rights and Promoting Transnational Solidarity
As technology companies are transnational, our resistance to tech harms must be too. Tech Justice Law supports litigation that advances human rights principles in global tech accountability efforts, recognizing that AI products and digital platforms often facilitate surveillance, repression, and state violence worldwide. By engaging shared human rights frameworks within global advocacy networks, TJL works to build strategies responsive to technology companies’ worldwide reach.
Explore Our Human Rights Work
Announcement
Tech and Human Rights Groups Call on Court to Remind Anthropic & Trump Administration that AI Does Not Erase International Law
June 25, 2026
Today, Tech Justice Law, alongside an international coalition of other human rights and technology justice organizations, Abolitionist Law Center, Access Now, Center for Constitutional Rights, and…
Press Release
Tech and Human Rights Groups File Amicus Brief in Support of Neither Party in Anthropic v. Department of War
July 7, 2026
Tech Justice Law, alongside an international coalition of other human rights and technology justice organizations — Abolitionist Law Center, Access Now, Center for Constitutional Rights, and…
Update
TJL Notifies Google Leadership of Google’s Potential Liability for Facilitating Genocide, War Crimes, and Crimes Against Humanity in Gaza
May 20, 2026
Tech Justice Law, the Abolitionist Law Center, and the Center for Constitutional Rights sent a letter notifying Google and its executive leadership of its potential liability…
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Press Release
Tech Justice Law’s Statement on Anthropic v. DOW Preliminary Injunction
March 27, 2026
Tech Justice Law supports Judge Rita Lin’s decision to enjoin the Department of Defense from punishing Anthropic with a “supply chain risk” designation for publicly refusing to allow…
Commentary
The Problem with AI in War is Much Bigger Than Anthropic’s Fight with the DoD
March 26, 2026
This analysis was researched and authored by Tech Justice Law’s legal fellow, Maddy Batt and originally appeared on Tech Policy Press. On Tuesday, lawyers for Anthropic…
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Announcement
TJL Calls for Closing “Data Broker Loophole” to Address AI Mass Surveillance Capabilities
March 19, 2026
Tech Justice Law was among more than 130 organizations who urged Congressional leaders to ensure that any reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance…
