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Open infrastructure for EU fundamental rights intelligence — built with researchers, policy experts and civic technologists, not for profit.

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Aegis

Fundamental Rights Intelligence · EU AI Act FRIA · EU27

Fundamental rights intelligence,
turned into AI Act compliance.

AEGIS is an open, non-profit platform that turns fundamental rights intelligence across the EU into action — from live monitoring of enforcement, policy and risk, to ready-to-file EU AI Act Impact Assessments. Today its sharpest edge is children's digital rights.

27

EU Member States

5

Intelligence Modules

Art. 27

FRIA Engine

Open

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Who it's for

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Regulators & oversight bodies

See enforcement patterns, policy windows and where frameworks are converging across the EU.

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Researchers & academics

Sourced, citable data on children's digital rights — every figure links back to its primary source.

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EdTech & public-sector deployers

Identify your AI Act obligations and generate a ready-to-file Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment.

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Child-rights advocates

Track how AI and platforms affect minors, and where the gaps in protection actually are.

What each part of Aegis does

Aegis has two halves that feed each other: an intelligence layer that maps where children's rights are at risk across the EU, and a FRIA enginethat turns that knowledge into a compliant impact assessment you can file.

Rights IndexA composite 0–100 score ranking all EU-27 countries on how well children's digital rights are protected — built live from the modules below.
DSA MinorsCommission enforcement of DSA Article 28: investigations into platforms, the protection-of-minors guidelines, and the EU age-verification push.
Enforcement IntelligenceCross-border patterns in data-protection enforcement against systems affecting minors, linked to the case law that shapes them.
Compliance GapsWhere an app's declared minimum age clashes with the legal age of consent of each country — systemic violations, quantified.
Risk AtlasNational EdTech systems scored for fundamental-rights risk, each with a one-click path to a full impact assessment.
Forward SignalUpcoming consultations, bills and policy moves ranked by deadline — so you act before the window closes.
FRIA EngineGenerate an EU AI Act Article 27 Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment, specialised for minors — auto-saved, versioned, and exportable as a legal document.
ContributeUpload a report or decision (PDF / DOCX) and the platform structures it for review — so field experts shape what Aegis tracks.
● Latest updatesRecently shipped
IntelligenceMay 2026

DSA Article 28 — Minors Protection tracker

Commission investigations, guidelines and the age-verification push that drive child-safety enforcement in 2026.

PlatformMay 2026

Document ingestion (PDF / DOCX)

Upload reports and decisions — structured data extracted automatically for review before it enters the platform.

FRIAMay 2026

Minors-specialised FRIA engine

Age bands, Charter Art. 24, UN CRC and developmental vulnerabilities — auto-saved, versioned and exportable as a legal document.

IntelligenceMay 2026

Children Digital Rights Index

Composite EU-27 ranking across enforcement, app compliance, EdTech risk and framework maturity.

IntelligenceMay 2026

Deployment Risk Atlas

Risk-scored national EdTech systems with one-click FRIA generation.

IntelligenceMay 2026

Compliance Gap Engine

Systemic age-of-consent violations: declared app ages vs GDPR Art. 8 per country.

IntelligenceMay 2026

Enforcement Intelligence

Cross-border DPA enforcement patterns linked to CJEU / ECHR case law.

IntelligenceMay 2026

Forward Signal

Open consultations and policy windows ranked by deadline and relevance.

Early Warning System — live convergence detection

Three signal types converge on the same country × group × sector = alert triggered

Signal Monitor

Country A

ELEVATED
📊 Discrimination rate 38% (+5pp)
⚖️ 2 AI systems declared
🚨 Algorithmic bias documented
3/3 signal types · Employment

Country B

ELEVATED
📊 Discrimination rate 45% (+9pp)
⚖️ 7 Annex III systems declared
🚨 Recruitment bias case
3/3 signal types · Employment

Country C

WATCH
📊 Poverty rate 82%
⚖️ AI systems in deployment
🚨 Proxy discrimination flagged
3/3 signal types · Essential services

What happens when you register an AI system?

AEGIS cross-references your deployment against real discrimination signals

Cross-Reference

🤖 Your AI Recruitment Tool → deployed in EU Member State

Population A — Employment discrimination rate above EU average+7pp vs EU
Population B — Employment discrimination rate above EU average+2pp vs EU
Documented incident — Algorithmic screening bias against minority applicants2023
Legislative — High-risk AI systems declared in employment sector2024
⚠ WARNING: Your AI system operates in a context where two population groups face elevated discrimination in employment. EU AI Act Art. 9 requires documented risk mitigation. Consider enhanced bias testing for affected populations.

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Employment & HR

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Gender-Based Violence

Disability Rights

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Education

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Housing

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Healthcare

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Law Enforcement

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Essential Services

Roma & TravellersPeople of African DescentLGBTIQ+MuslimsJewish CommunitiesWomenPersons with DisabilitiesMigrants & Refugees
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