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Joint Statement on Article 24 DSA, 12 January 2022

12.01.2022
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Recommendations for compromise amendments to the Digital Services Act

11.10.2021
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Civil society letter to IMCO on the Digital Markets Act

28.06.2021
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Civil society letter to WCIT-12 and ITU on Internet regulation

Informacje na ten temat

17.05.2021
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Panoptykon Foundation’s submission to the consultation on the Digital Services Act Package

09.09.2020
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Not only content moderation: Creating rules for targeting content in the Digital Services Act or ancillary regulations (brief on DSA)

01.05.2020
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The right to explanation of creditworthiness assessment – first such law in Europe

Thanks to Panoptykon’s initiative bank customers in Poland will have the right to receive explanation of their creditworthiness. It’s the first right of this kind in Europe and a higher standard than the one envisioned in the GDPR.

12.06.2019 Text
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Open letter to the European Commision

Panoptykon Foundation co-signed the open letter to the European Commision, regarding the situation in Poland, in which we express our concern with the legislative changes in Poland, that began with undermining with the legitimacy of the Constitutional Tribunal, but went much further, affecting the full scope of fundamental rights of Polish citizens. Amnesty International, FIDH (International Federation for Human Rights), Human Rights Watch, Open Society European Policy Institute, Reporters without Borders and other Polish and international NGOs were among the signees of the letters.

21.02.2017 Text
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Joint NGO letter to the European Commission on Poland

16.02.2017

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