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European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration· 2026Q2

Evidence-Informed Lawmaking and the Use of Evidence by the European Parliament:The Case of Harmful Content in the Digital Services Act

Esther van Schagen

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The European Parliament's amendments to the Digital Services Act (DSA) demonstrate a greater reliance on fundamental rights evidence compared to the European Commission, suggesting adherence to evidence-informed lawmaking despite challenges in conducting additional impact assessments for substantial changes.

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