Tag: EU
Brazil and the E.U. welcome historic protections for net neutrality, but why is the U.S. stalling?
Access, an international organization committed to extending and defending the rights of internet users worldwide, is encouraged by recent votes that will help secure an open internet. Yesterday, the European Union voted 534-23 in favor of network neutrality, and just last week the Brazilian Congress also voted to protect the internet as part of a larger “internet bill of rights.”
LIBE Series 10 and 11: IT security of the EU Institutions and discussions on mass surveillance
In the 10th and 11th hearings held by the committee for civil liberties (LIBE), Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) focussed on the IT security of the EU Institutions and a possible discussion between the European Commission and the Council of the EU on mass surveillance.
LIBE Series 7, 8 and 9: Violation of law, mass surveillance in the EU and the Freedom Act
In the 7th, 8th and 9th hearings held by the LIBE committee, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) focussed on violation of law, IntCen and mass surveillance in EU member states and the Freedom act respectively.