A monthly round-up of Liberties' work: activists expelled from Serbia, maxing human rights protection in the AI act and why Google's decision to stop political ads is an alarm bell.

Joint Civil Society Statement

Op-ed

The success of the AI Act hinges on the clarity and enforceability of its provisions. Vague language in the definition and the prohibitions creates loopholes that undermine the law’s intent to protect fundamental rights and safeguard the rule of law.

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Joint Civil Society Statement

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Here's what we learned about the nature of online political advertising by digging up data and insights about the European Parliamentary election campaigns. The results might not be what you expected.

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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.