Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Code of Practice on Disinformation: Very Large Oline Platforms

Country Western Balkans

Date 29 September 2025

Author Zašto ne

Publisher CA “Zašto ne”

In this advocacy brief, we look to expand the reach and impact of the EU digital regulatory and co-regulatory framework relevant for improving the information integrity, media credibility and protection of human rights of citizens in the Western Balkans countries. The document underlines the role of very large online platforms in protecting citizens against disinformation and issues recommandations on how to adequately address this issue in respect to the DSA principles.

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