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European regulatory frameworks on election disinformation applicable to community-governed platforms download
Big tech’s threat to European speech download
EU copyright law roundup – second and third trimester of 2025 external link
Patents and the Right to a Healthy Environment: An Outline of a Response to the Critics download
Intellectual Property and the Human Right to a Healthy Environment external link
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Human rights, Intellectual property
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Balancing Intellectual Property Protection with the Human Right to a Healthy Environment: Internal and External Reconciliation Approaches download
healthy environment, Human rights, Intellectual property
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Fashion Upcycling and the Human Right to a Healthy Environment: Trademark Protection Thwarting Sustainable Reuse? download
Fashion, healthy environment, Human rights, trade mark
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Are the European TDM Exceptions Applicable to GenAI Training? Despite the Three-Step Test? external link
A Procedural Sedative: The GDPR’s Right to an Explanation download
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What remedies do you have when AI errs, when it discriminates, or harms you in some other way? How can we hold organizations accountable when they cause people harm during the development, distribution, or use of AI? Arguably, the first step is understanding how the system in question works. To this end, the right to an explanation, provided in EU
law under the GDPR and the AI Act, is one of the most important remedies individuals have to contest AI.
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AI Act, Artificial intelligence, GDPR