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19 July 2022

Evasive action: ensuring that copyright doesn’t become a barrier to the right to repair

With this post by Stephen Wyber from Knowledge Rights 21 we begin to bring visibility to the various ways in which copyright and software are increasingly used as a threat to our Right to Repair.

17 May 2022

Trilogues: our continued push for strong battery regulations

In the context of the ongoing battery regulation trilogues, we reached out to MEPs to push for tough rules on battery removability and replaceability.

5 May 2022

Austria launches a nation-wide repair bonus scheme

Austria launched a new repair bonus: a nationwide scheme enabling consumers to claim back half the cost of the repair of an old electrical device.

11 March 2022

The European Parliament calls for removable and replaceable batteries

This week, the European Parliament voted in favor of making batteries more sustainable including making them removable and replaceable.

The road is still long until implementations of such measures and they could still be watered down in upcoming negotiations.

7 March 2022

One year on, has the French repair index kept its promises?

Since its entry into force, the French repair index has attracted worldwide attention. But has it kept its promises?

French member HOP analysed the outcomes of the index and its impact on consumers and repairers.

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