Data Retention: Red Line Against Storage of Citizens’ IP Addresses
CJEU case: Patrick Breyer MEP draws a red line against storage of citizens’ IP addresses
On 15 and 16 May the judges of the Court of Justice of the European Union …
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Facilitated entry from Belarus to EU: support freedom!
Today, the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) approved an agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Belarus on the facilitation of the issuance …
EU Internet law: MEP Patrick Breyer calls on citizens to participate
Following the General Data Protection Regulation and the ePrivacy Regulation, the next major project to tackle the digital revolution at EU level will be proposed next year: A Digital Services Act …
European Pirates: Pandemic situation must not lead to suspension of freedom of speech
17 April 2020 – Today, the European Pirates voted against a European Parliament Resolution on the corona virus pandemic which calls on social network operators to proactively find and “stop …
COVID-19 could be democracies’ new “9/11” | euranet plus [extern]
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted governments to adopt emergency measures with exceptional powers, which threaten a number of our fundamental rights. A situation that worries civil society observers …
False incrimination and discrimination? EU won’t answer questions on “video lie detector” research
False incrimination and discrimination? EU won’t answer questions on “video lie detector” research
The EU Commission won’t answer questions on false incrimination by and discriminatory effects of “video lie detector technology” …
Digital Brief: Von der Leyen’s censorship worries | euractiv [external]
, S&D Vice President of the European Parliament (more below). VDL advocate for censorship? EU leaders finally reached a consensus this week, nominating German defence minister Ursula Von Der Leyen as …
Top EU Court to rule on transparency of EU judiciary tomorrow
Just how transparent are EU court proceedings? Are the press and the public given access to pleadings in important landmark cases? Or do parties face a fine when disclosing pleadings to …