Draft:Homo Digitalis

Homo Digitalis is a Greek civil society organization that focus on the protection and promotion of human rights in the digital age. The CSO is the only Greek member of the European Digital Rights (EDRi) network.^[1] Founded in 2018^[2], it works to ensure that the development and use of new technologies is in compliance with the applicable legal framework and respect fundamental rights.

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Homo Digitalis has three main pillars^[3] of activity:

• Awareness-raising on digital rights and new technologies,
• Advocacy related to policy initiatives at Greek, EU and international level,
• Strategic litigation aimed at defending digital rights.

Notable actions of Homo Digitalis include strategic legal cases that have led to administrative fines and rulings of unlawful technology use. Such examples include Hellenic DPA's Decision 13/2024,^[4] which imposed administrative sanctions to the Hellenic Ministry of Asylum and Migration for the ICT systems Centaur and Hyperion,^[5] and Hellenic DPA's Decision 45/2025^[6] concerning the Hellenic Police's ‘Smart Policing’ system, which was found to violate data protection rules.^[7]