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Basel government wants to anchor digital integrity in the constitution

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The Grand Council of Basel-Stadt has forwarded the motion "for a fundamental right of digital integrity" to the Government Council of the City Canton for consideration, which is now examining a constitutional amendment to introduce a fundamental right of digital integrity.
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Basel government wants to anchor digital integrity in the constitution

The Grand Council of Basel-Stadt has forwarded the motion "for a fundamental right of digital integrity" to the Government Council of the City Canton for consideration, which is now examining a constitutional amendment to introduce a fundamental right of digital integrity.

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