Netherlands Institute for Human Rights Feedback on the EU Digital Omnibus for AI & Digital Omnibus Proposal 1. Conduct a thorough impact assessment before proceeding We find the absence of comprehensive impact assessments for both Omnibus proposals deeply problematic.
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Netherlands Institute for Human Rights filed 3 positions between 31 Jan 2020 and 10 Mar 2026, across 3 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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Summary of the contribution by the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights. As the Inception impact assessment reiterates, gender-based violence and domestic violence remain common in all EU Member States. This holds true also for the Netherlands, as was pointed out in, among others, the GREVIO baseline evaluation published in January 2020.
With interest the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights has taken note of the European Commission’s initiative to assess the possibility of developing a binding instrument regarding pay transparency. In the attached letter the Institute means to inform you about the prevalence of wage discrimination in the Netherlands, recent policy developments and the work of the Institute in addressing the issue of wage…
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