David Mejia-Canales → Rights-First —4October2024
credited as report author
2024-10-04 – 2024-10-04
Report distinguishes author views from HRLC, affiliates and supporters. Assistance/attendance acknowledgments are not an endorsement register.
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Author carrying a rights-based regulatory framework into parliamentary advocacy
David Mejia-Canales is the credited author of Rights-First: Principles for Digital Platform Regulation, dated 4 October 2024. The Human Rights Law Centre also identifies him as its representative in a public account of parliamentary engagement around digital-platform regulation.
Rights-First acknowledges Mannifera support and contains an express distinction between the author's views and those of HRLC, affiliates and supporters. HRLC's separate engagement account names Mejia-Canales as a representative. That records advocacy activity; it does not identify a governmental advisory appointment or establish adoption of the report's proposed powers and safeguards.
David Mejia-Canales → Rights-First —4October2024
2024-10-04 – 2024-10-04
Report distinguishes author views from HRLC, affiliates and supporters. Assistance/attendance acknowledgments are not an endorsement register.
David Mejia-Canales → HRLC parliamentary engagement — reportedOctober2024
Attributed representation, not formal government advisory appointment or evidence of decision authority.
Mannifera selection, fiscal authority and the HRLC reform output ↗
David Mejia-Canales → credited as report author → Rights-First —4October2024
2024-10-04 – 2024-10-04
Report distinguishes author views from HRLC, affiliates and supporters. Assistance/attendance acknowledgments are not an endorsement register.
David Mejia-Canales → named representative in HRLC engagement account → HRLC parliamentary engagement — reportedOctober2024
Reported by the cited source
Attributed representation, not formal government advisory appointment or evidence of decision authority.