The FDEF is delighted to invite you to this international conference.
Abstract
This conference will address the problem of the public role of private actors (in particular digital companies) in enforcement from different perspectives: it will contain panels on theoretical aspects of the role of private actors in enforcement, on gathering electronic evidence from digital platforms, on content moderation, as well as on anti-money laundering policies and internal investigations. The objective of the event is to tackle the problem of public role of private actors from different angles in order to find commonalities in this tendency to increasingly transfer the enforcement and adjudication role (and burden) to private actors. While the problem is often discussed within the remits of particular domains only, by putting these topics together the conference aims at fostering a broader and more in-depth debate on this tendency. Speakers will come from academia, EU institutions, the private sector and practitioners’ circles.
Location
University of Luxembourg
Campus Kirchberg – Weicker Building
Room B001 (ground floor)
4, rue Alphonse Weicker, L-2721 Luxembourg
Language
English
Registration
Please click here to register.
