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The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, if introduced in its current form, casts protest as an inconvenience rather than a fundamental right to be protected.

ECNL supports civil society engagement through a written guide on how to answer CAHAI consultation survey and a workshop series on AI and human rights.

ECNL demystifies what AI is, how it may impact human rights and whether you need tech background to participate in discussions about its regulation.

Our participation at the Mozilla Festival is crucial for ECNL to engage with the broader AI and tech communities about our work on protecting civic freedoms online and offline.

European Commission should consider risks of AI systems within a rights-based framework - as risks they pose to human rights, rule of law and democracy.

ECNL's article in Just Security on how the UN counter-terrorism architecture can learn from FATF approaches.

New report shows the impact of discriminatory approaches and emergency measures on civic freedoms between December 2020 – February 2021.