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Panoptykon Foundation’s stand on two acts implementing the Digital Services Act in Poland (February 2026)

20.02.2026
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Civil Society Organizations’ stand on the draft law implementing the European Media Freedom Act

We wspólnej opinii organizacji nt. polskiego wdrożenia Europejskiego Aktu o Wolności Mediów podnosimy wyzwania dotyczące wykorzystania oprogramowania szpiegowskiego do inwigilacji dziennikarzy i dziennikaek.

23.01.2026
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Open Letter on the Hungarian Bill Entitled “Transparency of Public Life”

On 13 May, 2025, a member of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party, submitted a new bill entitled the Transparency of Public Life, which would enable the government to target, defund and dissolve any organisation it designates as “a threat to Hungarian sovereignty”.

22.05.2025
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European Commission: uphold privacy, security and free expression by withdrawing new law

19.10.2022
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Open Letter: Civil society call for a Digital Services Act that benefits people and is compatible with human rights

02.03.2022
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Polish law on “protecting the freedoms of social media users” will do exactly the opposite

Polish government’s proposal for a new law on “protecting free speech of social media users” introduces data retention, a new, questionable definition of “unlawful content”, and an oversight body (Free Speech Council) that is likely to be politically compromised. In this context, “Surveillance and Censorship Act” would be a more accurate name.

10.02.2021 Text
Grafika z postacią ubraną w polską flagę z zasłoniętymi ustami przez osobę trzecią

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