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  "description": "EDRi is a network of civil society organisations working to defend and advance digital rights and freedoms across Europe, building a people-centered, democratic society in the digital age. They mobilize people, influence policy, and advocate against practices like mass surveillance.",
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  "category": "Civil Rights & Liberties Advocacy Organizations",
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  "updatedAt": "2026-08-23T23:12:06.236Z",
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    "website": "https://edri.org",
    "category": "Non-governmental organization",
    "what_it_does": "European Digital Rights (EDRi) is a network of NGOs, experts, advocates, technologists, academics, and impacted communities that defends and advances digital rights across Europe. Its mission is to protect human rights and freedoms in the digital age and build a people-centered, democratic society. EDRi mobilises people in a connected world through campaigns, publications, and events, working towards an inclusive digital future.",
    "primary_audience": "The primary audience includes individuals, civil society organisations, policymakers, and the general public across Europe who are concerned with human rights and freedoms in the digital age.",
    "core_product": "EDRi's core activities, which can be considered its 'core product' in the context of an advocacy group, include digital rights advocacy, policy work, running campaigns (such as 'Reclaim Your Face' and 'Stop Scanning Me'), publishing newsletters (EDRi-gram) and reports, and organising events like Privacy Camp.",
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      "kind": "free",
      "detail": "EDRi operates as a non-profit organisation and is funded through donations."
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    "problemIntents": [
      "Erosion of digital rights and freedoms",
      "Mass surveillance and data exploitation",
      "Inadequate data protection by authorities",
      "Lack of online confidentiality and security",
      "Structural oppression in the digital sphere",
      "Negative impact of technology on human rights"
    ],
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      "Protecting human rights in the digital age",
      "Advancing digital freedoms and privacy",
      "Building a people-centered democratic digital society",
      "Influencing digital policy and legislation",
      "Challenging structural causes of oppression online",
      "Promoting robust data protection rules",
      "Ending indiscriminate online surveillance",
      "Ensuring online security and confidentiality for all citizens"
    ],
    "evaluationIntents": [
      "Comparing digital rights advocacy groups",
      "Evaluating the impact of digital policy",
      "Assessing data protection and privacy laws",
      "Reviewing civil liberties in the digital age",
      "Understanding the implications of new technologies on human rights"
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