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The Who Targets Me browser extension was an invaluable tool for Liberties' election monitoring project. We chatted with co-founder Sam Jeffers, who told us about WTM's arsenal of tools to make political ads more transparent.
No portfolio on rights and values, fundamental rights divided between several Commissioners –- von der Leyen’s second term will be a tough test of rights and democratic values.
Why we suspended our X account and opened a new one on BlueSky.
A monthly round-up of Liberties' work: how to plan a strategic communications campaign in 30 minutes, findings from six countries on the use of targeted ads during the EU elections, and our view on Google's decision to stop political advertisements.
Social media has led to the unravelling of longstanding electoral traditions in Bulgaria, interfering with election integrity. We chatted with BHC, who have some simple ideas that could majorly restore the fairness of elections.
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EP Elections Monitoring 2024
EP Elections Monitoring 2024
Want to sharpen your human rights communication skills in 30 minutes? In this crash course for entry-level communicators, we cover the so-called 'G.A.M.E. plan' method, an easy way to build a strategic campaign plan around human rights issues.
In France in the 90s, strict laws were introduced limiting spending in politics, with political ads completely banned on TV and radio. But are these laws respected and can they reign in social media's expanding reach? Find out in our chat with VoxPublic.
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