RightsCon is a huge conference focusing on human rights in the digital age. Starting off as a 400-head event ten years ago, this week’s event boasts an impressive 8,500 attendees. Topics range from Internet shutdowns, through content governance, data protection and human-rights-centred design to digital economy development.

More input from the technical community on the discussions taking place here is always beneficial. To that end, in this new post on RIPE Labs, we’re keeping our readers updated on what we get to see of the 500+ sessions taking place this week at RightsCon: