Access Now — campaign: Led coalition of 110+ civil society organizations in EU AI Act advocacy on transparency safeguards

NoteThe source page is about Access Now's Ban Biometric Surveillance campaign and documents the 200+ organization coalition that signed the open letter calling for a global ban on biometric recognition technologies. However, the claim specifically refers to a '110+ civil society organizations' coalition focused on 'EU AI Act advocacy on transparency safeguards.' The source does not mention this 110+ figure, does not discuss EU AI Act advocacy specifically, and does not address transparency safeguards in the context of AI regulation. The additional context provided states the 110+ figure 'specifically refers to the AI Act advocacy coalition,' but this information is not present in the provided source text. The source confirms Access Now led a major coalition (200+), but the specific 110+ figure for EU AI Act advocacy cannot be verified from this source.

NoteThe source URL points to the Ban Biometric Surveillance campaign page, but the excerpt provided only shows the page's navigation menu, form fields, and structural elements—not the actual campaign content. While the additional context states that the 110+ figure 'specifically refers to the AI Act advocacy coalition' (distinct from the 200+ biometric surveillance coalition), the provided source text does not contain any information about either coalition size, EU AI Act advocacy, or transparency safeguards. To verify this claim, the actual campaign page content would need to be examined, not just its header/navigation structure.