The European government’s role in shaping digital policy is crucial as it grapples with the intersection of technology and human rights. A collective of over 50 organizations across Europe, led by advocates in digital rights, is championing a vision for a digital landscape that prioritizes privacy, data protection, and justice.
Their efforts influence key EU regulations, including the Artificial Intelligence Act and the Digital Services Act. The group’s advocacy aims to address issues like surveillance ads and facial recognition, ensuring that technology serves democracy and social justice in the digital age.
