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A broad coalition of NGOs from around the world is calling in an open letter for the UN Human Rights Council to establish a special rapporteur on privacy at its current session.
A report commissioned by the Belgian Privacy Commission argues that Facebook's privacy policy violates European law, even despite recent updates to it. The report, conducted by the Center of Interdisciplinary Law and...
After the radical Islamist attacks in Paris, the European Union is going to up its fight against terrorism. The heads of state and government leaders particularly want to strengthen and modernize the external borders...
A broad coalition of organizations and companies has started interim injunction proceedings against the Dutch government, demanding the abolition of the Dutch Telecommunications Data Retention Act.
The Hungarian minister of justice, László Trócsányi, has proposed a bill that would give legal protection against the rapid creation and sharing of unauthorized photographs. In practical terms, this would mean that...
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British security services acted unlawfully in accessing bulk data gathered by the US National Security Agency, a UK tribunal has judged, marking the first time it has ruled against an intelligence agency.
The government continues with its plan to leave people #WithoutJustice, now through a reform of the Criminal Procedure Act that fails to implement safeguards against torture and allows the interception of communications by the minister of interior.
The absolute majority of Lithuanian residents who thought that their rights had been infringed did not report it to any institution, according to a new survey commissioned by the Human Rights Monitoring Institute.
Legislation forbidding the possession and cultivation of marijuana is constitutional, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal has ruled, although it added that decriminalization laws would not necessarily be unconstitutional.
If you live in Romania, your Facebook page is now considered public space. The recent ruling by Romania's supreme court is the first of its kind in Romania, where there are over 7 million Facebook users.
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