Save the date: Conference on Internet Content Regulation in the V4 region

The upcoming conference on Internet Content Regulation in the V4 Region, hosted at the Faculty of Law, Charles University, Prague, is set to become a cornerstone for discourse among policymakers, legal experts, and administrators. This event will comprehensively examine the landscape of internet content regulation laws in the Visegrad Four (V4) countries through a multidimensional lens.

The program features discussions that integrate case law from the European Court of Human Rights, insights from EU legislation, and analyses of local judicial decisions within the V4. Moreover, the conference will include administrative perspectives from each member country, offering participants a well-rounded understanding of how internet content regulation operates at multiple levels.

Key objectives of the conference are to:

• Facilitate dialogue and knowledge exchange among academics, policymakers, and stakeholders.
• Share best practices on balancing national security imperatives with safeguarding fundamental digital rights.
• Explore strategies for effective regulation in the context of the rapidly evolving digital age.

While the primary audience includes the academic community within the V4 region, the conference will also welcome contributions from international scholars whose work aligns closely with the themes of the event. In addition, a dedicated panel will highlight results from the research project, providing an opportunity for showcasing significant findings.

To enrich the experience and broaden participation, side events such as roundtable discussions with legal professionals, government officials, and other stakeholders will complement the main program.

This conference promises to be a pivotal platform for shaping the future of internet regulation within and beyond the V4 region.

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