Excited to be presenting my work on risk assessments today at the NOVA Platform for European Administrative and Regulatory Law (PEARL). Join us! www.linkedin.com/posts/filipe...

Out-of-court dispute settlement (ODS) is sometimes criticized as a non-state remedy that does not easily align with traditional notions of the rule of law. In a recent interview with beck-aktuell, I argue that ODS actually addresses systemic failures in rights-based regulation, such as the #DSA.

Packing up again. I’ve decided to resign from my position in Oxford to focus 100% on User Rights. Grateful for the opportunities Oxford gave me — and I’ll always stay closely connected to academia. Now, full steam ahead: let’s help turn Art. 21 of the DSA into something meaningful.

Under the DSA, EU users have new legally enshrined pathways to contest platforms' moderation decisions. But how should new out-of-court dispute settlement (ODS) bodies apply fundamental rights in their decision-making? Insights from our expert workshop 👇 dsa-observatory.eu/2025/01/20/e...