Free Speech Advocates Warn EU Commission
More than 100 free speech advocates, including former U.S. and European officials, have urged the European Commission to reconsider a key internet regulation.
The advocates warn that the EU's Digital Services Act risks censoring global speech and undermining international free expression rights.
The EU’s Digital Services Act creates “a pan-European censorship infrastructure” with vaguely defined limits that could suppress lawful content across borders.
- 113 signatories, including former officials, signed a letter to the EU executive body.
- Human rights group ADF International reported on the matter.
Author's summary: Free speech advocates urge EU to reconsider internet regulation.
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