Key Figures Nothing2Hide in 2025: Behind these figures lie very concrete realities: human rights activists in Algeria who were able to protect their data during arbitrary checks; an organization in Afghanistan that overhauled its entire data management policy following our audit; a Belarusian journalist whose phone analysis revealed the presence of spyware; and a French […]
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Digital Shadows: Take Back Control!
On November 1, 2025, Nothing2Hide partnered with Media Challenge Initiative and Streaming Asylum for a day dedicated to data protection and digital risk awareness in Kampala, Uganda.
2024 Activity Report
It is important to us that you, our supporters, understand what our organization actually does, at its own level, to defend freedom of information. We presented our annual report at the general meeting held in May. It is now available online and in English.
The Proton Foundation is an organisation that supports the protection of privacy and digital freedoms. Every year, it organises a fundraising event for the benefit of 10 organisations, which are themselves designated by the users of Proton secure communications solutions. In 2024, the event raised more than a million dollars, distributed among the 10 beneficiary […]
Empowering Afghan Journalists
Nothing2Hide and RFPI Launch a Digital Security ProgramNothing2Hide and Radio for Peace International (RFPI) are launching a major programme on digital security in Afghanistan.
Activity report 2023
In 2023 Nothing2Hide has trained more than 660 journalists and activists!
Highlights of our round-table discussion of the 13th of October.
Digital technology for freedom of information, this was the theme of round table of the 13th of October.
Nothing2Hide training materials released
Sharing knowledge is at the heart of Nothing2Hide’s mandate. Since 2017, we have been publishing and sharing our training and conference materials under a Creative Commons license.
On the occasion of the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, Nothing2Hide took part in a workshop organized by our partner The Kyrgyz Internet Society.
