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Rights-First: Principles for Digital Platform Regulation is a report dated 4 October 2024, authored by David Mejia-Canales and launched by the Human Rights Law Centre. It sets human-rights constraints alongside proposals for a duty of care, regulatory oversight and accountability.
The report acknowledges Mannifera grant support, but does not identify the amount allocated to this output. HRLC's 7 October launch advocated an independent regulator, a duty of care, rights assessment and penalties. The report develops safeguards around explanation, remedies and review. Its author disclaimer distinguishes the author's views from those of HRLC, affiliates and supporters, so acknowledgment of assistance is not an endorsement register.
Human Rights Law Centre → Rights-First —4October2024
2024-10-07 – 2024-10-07
7October launch advocates independent regulator, duty, rights assessment and penalties. Institutional advocacy is distinct from attributing every report line to donor/consultees; proposals not government adoption.
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.
Rights-First —4October2024 → Rights-First reasons, remedies and review
PDF12/printed22-23 andPDF15/printed28-29. Read alongside report regulatory proposals; no donor editorial approval implied.
Mannifera → Rights-First —4October2024
Report dated4October2024; award/payment timing unspecified
Acknowledgment establishes support for output; no grant number/amount or allocation of the entire60,000 award. Do not infer donor endorsement or editorial approval.
Mannifera selection, fiscal authority and the HRLC reform output ↗
Mannifera → publication acknowledges grant support → Rights-First —4October2024
Report dated4October2024; award/payment timing unspecified
Reported by the cited source
Acknowledgment establishes support for output; no grant number/amount or allocation of the entire60,000 award. Do not infer donor endorsement or editorial approval.
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.
Human Rights Law Centre → launches related institutional regulatory recommendations → Rights-First —4October2024
2024-10-07 – 2024-10-07
7October launch advocates independent regulator, duty, rights assessment and penalties. Institutional advocacy is distinct from attributing every report line to donor/consultees; proposals not government adoption.
Rights-First —4October2024 → sets out reasons, remedy and review safeguards → Rights-First reasons, remedies and review
PDF12/printed22-23 andPDF15/printed28-29. Read alongside report regulatory proposals; no donor editorial approval implied.