Join us for the Digital Rights Lounge – powered by Privacy Camp

In the run up to the 2025 edition of CPDP.ai, we are assembling the Privacy Camp community for the Digital Rights Lounge – powered by Privacy Camp, a space to explore key issues impacting digital rights from perspectives from academia, artists, civil society, advocacy, activism, impacted groups and other stakeholders.

What: Digital Rights Lounge – powered by Privacy Camp
When: Tuesday, 20 May 2025. Start at 1pm (light lunch). Start of programme at 2pm. End of programme at 5pm. This is in-person event only.
Where: BeCentral, Cantersteen 12, 1000 Brussels.
Co-organised by LSTS, EDRi and Privacy Salon.

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Privacy Camp

Privacy Camp is organised by European Digital Rights (EDRi), in collaboration with its partners the Research Group on Law, Science, Technology & Society (LSTS) at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Privacy Salon vzw , the Institute for European Studies (IEE) at Université Saint-Louis – Bruxelles, the Institute of Information Law (IViR) at University of Amsterdam and the Racism and Technology Center.

The event brings together digital rights advocates, activists as well as academics and policy-makers from all around Europe and beyond to discuss the most pressing issues facing human rights online.

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EDRi Privacy Camp 23 Brussels by Omar Havana. All Rights Reserved

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Check out the event photos and if you in one of these pictures, even though you were wearing a no-photo (red) lanyard or you changed your mind about being photographed, et us know at privacycamp (at) edri.org and we’ll remove the photo!

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Privacy Camp 24

Revealing, Rethinking and Changing Systems

The 2024 Privacy Camp edition invites investigations into systems that shape the field of privacy and digital rights. We encourage looking into different understandings of what counts as a system, into different types of systems (structural, political, institutional, socio-technical) and the various logics underwriting them, that have enabled the existence of many inequalities and injustices today. We also invite discussions and propositions about what systemic and transformative change can look like.

Check out the final programme