Digital Sovereignty

The Problem

Big tech corporations control the digital infrastructure that billions depend on daily. They harvest personal data, manipulate information flows, and concentrate power in the hands of a few shareholders.

Our Position

We believe in digital sovereignty — the right of individuals and communities to control their own digital lives. This means:

• Open-source infrastructure: Critical digital tools should be transparent and community-auditable
• Data ownership: Your data belongs to you, not to corporations
• Decentralization: No single entity should control the flow of information
• Digital rights: Access to the internet and digital tools is a fundamental human right

What We Propose

1. Support and develop open-source alternatives to proprietary platforms
2. Advocate for strong data protection legislation
3. Build decentralized communication and collaboration tools
4. Educate communities about digital literacy and privacy