Letters

Following the publication of the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA), the under-signed organizations and civil society groups would like to express their concerns regarding the effects of this proposal on net neutrality. We regret that the concerns raised by a broad coalition of stakeholders during the preparatory phase of this initiative now seem to have materialized in the legislative proposal, as the DNA seeks to review the Open Internet Regulation, incompletely integrating EU net neutrality rules into the DNA, whilst introducing new, sweeping changes adversely affecting the IP interconnection ecosystem

Joint statement by BEUC* and ECC-Net

European consumers deserve clear, enforceable and effective passenger rights. Any rollback would remove concrete protections from millions of Europeans and weaken citizens’ trust in the Union’s ability to deliver tangible rights. At a time when passengers still face frequent delays, cancellations, and complex, often ineffective complaint procedures, current discussions on the revision of the Air Passenger Rights Regulation are moving in this risky direction.