EU publishes draft guidance on high-risk AI classification under AI Act
The European Commission has launched a public feedback process on draft guidance explaining how high-risk AI systems should be identified under the EU AI Act.
The European Commission has launched a public feedback process on draft guidance explaining how high-risk AI systems should be identified under the EU AI Act.
The European Commission has delayed publication of its planned tech sovereignty package for a third time, as debates intensify over Europe’s industrial strategy for cloud infrastructure, semiconductors, and digital autonomy.
Digital rights organisation Paradigm Initiative has announced its support for a constitutional case before Tanzania’s High Court challenging restrictions on access to X, arguing that any limitations on digital platforms must comply with constitutional and human rights standards.
A submission by the Tech Global Institute calls on the UN’s upcoming AI governance dialogue to address structural inequalities in global AI development, oversight, and participation.
The European Commission is seeking feedback on the effectiveness of the EU’s copyright framework and the impact of generative AI on licensing, enforcement, and creators’ rights.
The Global Network Initiative has urged India to withdraw or revise proposed IT Rules amendments, citing risks to privacy, free expression, and due process.
A submission by the Global South Alliance urges the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance to prioritise human rights, interoperability, and meaningful participation from Global South communities in emerging AI governance frameworks.
The European Union has formally ratified the Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law, strengthening the treaty’s institutional backing within Europe.
At the 87th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, Paradigm Initiative urged African governments to end internet shutdowns and repeal laws that enable broad restrictions on online access.
A coalition of civil society organisations, journalists, and digital rights advocates has called on Gambian authorities, telecommunications operators, and electoral institutions to protect internet access and digital rights during the country’s 2026 general elections.