National Law University, Delhi, Centre for Communication Governance

The Centre for Communication Governance (CCG) at National Law University Delhi studies the societal impact of technology, focusing on issues such as constitutional rights, the rule of law, democratic norms, and both individual and collective harms. It also works to address inequality in the digital age. CCG has a three-pronged approach to its work: (1) academic and policy research, (2) policy inputs, and (3) capacity building of diverse stakeholders, especially young professionals, government, and the judiciary. CCG’s core areas of focus include artificial intelligence governance, privacy and data governance, and platform governance. The award provides flexible support to CCG.

The Centre for Communication Governance at National Law University, Delhi, is the only university-based law and policy research center in India working on information policy. It seeks to embed human rights and good governance within communication policy at the national and global levels. The award supports the organization’s research and policy analysis focused on global internet governance and matters related to free speech, privacy and security in the digital environment.

The Centre for Communication Governance (CCG), a research centre housed within the National Law University-Delhi, will conduct research on issues related to the state of Internet governance in India and internationally , including the collection, storage, and use of big data in India and the impact of domestic laws that affect freedom of speech and expression.