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Policy Paper: A Human-Centric Digital Manifesto for Europe

September 30, 2019 • by LibertiesEU

Here is how the European Union could become the global leader in human-centric digital transformation.
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- digital rights
- Open Society Foundation
Austria Proposes Censorship Law to Ban Anonymous Online Comments

April 25, 2019 • by LibertiesEU

The draft law is intended to tackle hateful comments on online forums, but digital rights advocates and opposition politicians call it a direct attack on fundamental rights and the freedom of the internet.
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- privacy
- internet
- digital rights
- hate speech
- free speech
- censorship
- online
Copyright Directive Passes, But Fight Against Upload Filters Isn’t Over

March 26, 2019 • by Eva Simon, LibertiesEU

The European Parliament has passed a new copyright regulation promising to give content creators fair pay for their work, but a controversial part of the law also threatens free speech and the free and open internet in Europe.
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Creative Sector Opposes Heavy-Handed EU Plans to Protect Copyright

January 18, 2019 • by Eva Simon, LibertiesEU

An open letter signed by organisations in the creative sector calls for the suspension of talks on Article 13 in favour of developing a better solution.
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#MeAndMyRights: Darkness, My Old Friend: How Mass Surveillance Is Killing Public Debate

January 26, 2018 • by Israel Butler, LibertiesEU

Research shows mass surveillance is causing a decline in free speech over the internet. Read the latest episode of our series to learn more about the 'spiral of silence'.
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Does Germany Want Total Surveillance?

June 30, 2015 • by Adriana Kessler, JUMEN - Juristische Menschenrechtsarbeit in Deutschland

Germany is planning to pass a law this year allowing telecommunications data retention. Numerous critics deem this legislative proposal unconstitutional and fear extensive digital surveillance.
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Germany: Human Rights Issues You Should Care About

June 03, 2015 • by Adriana Kessler, JUMEN - Juristische Menschenrechtsarbeit in Deutschland

There are human rights violations all over the world, yet we often forget those that occur at our own doorstep. Although it would be impossible to cover all issues in Germany, here are some striking examples.
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Dutch EP Candidates Promise to Uphold Digital Rights

June 17, 2014 • by Nederlands Juristen Comité voor de Mensenrechten

In the run-up to the European elections, many candidates have pledged to promote and defend European citizens' digital rights. Nearly 30 Dutch candidates have already signed the Charter of Digital Rights.
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Can Hyperlinks Violate IP Law?

March 13, 2014 • by Polish Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights

Under EU law, it is the author who decides about the public availability of his or her work, the Court of Justice of the European Union has decided.
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Policy Paper: A Human-Centric Digital Manifesto for Europe

Austria Proposes Censorship Law to Ban Anonymous Online Comments

Copyright Directive Passes, But Fight Against Upload Filters Isn’t Over

Creative Sector Opposes Heavy-Handed EU Plans to Protect Copyright

#MeAndMyRights: Darkness, My Old Friend: How Mass Surveillance Is Killing Public Debate

Does Germany Want Total Surveillance?

Germany: Human Rights Issues You Should Care About

Dutch EP Candidates Promise to Uphold Digital Rights

Can Hyperlinks Violate IP Law?

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