Europeans for Safe Connections draws attention to the recently published research by Nordhagen and Flydal. It finds that the latest by ICNIRP recommended limits to protect against radiation from wireless communication do not meet the basic requirements of scientific quality.

Since a few decades a certain part of the human population has been living on the edge of society. All over the world these people have mentioned the same cause. They hide in their homes and summer cottages, in the countryside, in caravans in the woods and some even flee abroad. But they are there and their numbers are growing.

Citizens united to change EU rules on 5G. Citizens' concerns range from huge energy consumption to data theft and cancer - all linked to the roll-out of 5G and the 'Internet of Things', without the consent of citizens. That's why our European Citizens' Initiative is being launched on 1 March in all 27 EU countries.

The Aarhus Regulation, regulating access to justice in environmental matters, has been updated tomake it even easier to "strengthen the capacity of European civil society and the general public to scrutinise decisions affecting the environment". Will this pave the way for better environmental regulation of mobile communications?

The European Commission decided to admit our European Citizen’s Initiative Stop (((5G))) – Stay connected but protected and registered it on 7 October 2021. This initiative will give a voice to the millions of European citizens that are worried about the seemingly unstoppable deployment of 5G and all its unwanted effects.

This August a new European Citizen’s Initiative was submitted at the European Commission by Europeans for Safe Connections. They took the initiative to request the EU Commission to make better legislation to protect the environment, privacy or health from the adverse effects of wireless communications such as 5G and IoT.