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CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA

‘Setting clear red lines for AI is not about stifling innovation but preventing catastrophic misuse’

Gabriel Wang | SPAIN

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‘Military juntas are sending the message that they intend to operate outside any system of accountability’

Ottilia Anna Maunganidze | SOUTH AFRICA

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‘Increased demand and fewer resources have pushed civil society to innovate to prove the value of its work’

Jessie Krafft | UNITED STATES

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‘The global reach of the UN Convention against Cybercrime makes strong oversight critical’

Pavlina Pavlova | AUSTRIA

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‘Powerful states view AI governance as a tool for strategic and economic positioning’

Federica Marconi | ITALY

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‘Anticorruption should not be an abstract legal agenda – it must directly improve people’s lives’

Betina Pasteknik | AUSTRIA

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‘Who will take the mic at the United Nations when doing so might cost them their freedom?’

anonymous | EL SALVADOR

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‘Peoples have a right to self-determination, whether they are part of an internationally recognised state or not’

Mercè Monje Cano | GLOBAL

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‘Democracy and human rights are two sides of the same coin’

Andreas Bummel | GERMANY

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‘Expanding defence spending without proper accountability could weaken rather than strengthen security’

Francesca Grandi | SWITZERLAND

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