People all over Europe and the world are rallying to support Ukraine, its people, and its fight for freedom and independence. Here are links and information on existing groups and actions and how you can get involved.

The EU is entering the homestretch of negotiations on the DSA, which promises to change how big platforms work in order to better protect the rights of citizens. But if certain proposals are not included, it could fail to achieve its fundamental aim.

In the shadow of the ongoing war in Ukraine, a new solidarity protest is spreading across Croatia calling for an end to war and the resolution of disputes through negotiation and dialogue.

Right groups criticise the consultation process, which limits the possibility to review the upcoming disinformation regulation in a meaningful way and thus harms human rights in the long run.

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Despite high expectations that it would help slow the spread of the virus, the once-promising Covid contact tracing app Luca was barely used by health authorities in Germany. We take a look at why it failed to deliver.

Liberties' latest Rule of Law report finds that civil society organisations in Europe are dealing with increased hostility on all sides. Faced with over-regulation and under-protection from the law, 2021 saw long-standing issues go from bad to worse.

On 1st December 2021, the one-month-long state of emergency introduced in September 2021 along the Polish-Belarusian border expired after having been extended for a further 60 days.

The new European law on digital services should create a safe, predictable and trusted online environment, unless European policymakers fail to protect free speech and people’s privacy thanks to Big Tech’s lobbying efforts. Send a letter to MEPs.

To some, AI carries the promise of incredible efficiency. But it poses great challenges to our freedoms and standard of living. Lawmakers will need to regulate AI carefully so it becomes a tool to enhance, rather than threaten, our lives.