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Category: Law
2022: Protecting and advancing human rights in war times
At the time of writing these lines Ukranians keep fighting for their life and freedom. Russian who oppose the way are systematically detained and silenced. Meanwhile, the weapons industry flourishes and efforts to tackle climate change and de-nuclearisation are left for “better times”. Meanwhile, political discussions on digital rights continue in Brussels and beyond. This year was the year of the adoption of landmark legislation on platforms (Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act), of opposing attacks to encryption and strengthening civil society through our decolonising and anti-racist work.
The Future of Encryption in the European Union
On 19 November I participated along with Sophie in’t Veld, MEP, Klaus Landefeld, Vice Chairman of the Management Board, Director … More
Faut-il supprimer les prisons?
Aujourd’hui, les prisons font partie aujourd’hui de n’importe quel État moderne, qu’il soitdémocratique ou pas. Le débat sur les conditions … More
Time to stop the #CensorshipMachine: NOW!
We published a call to action to stop upload filters from becoming the norm in the EU. Check out more … More
Interview at Críptica.org (English translation)
(Note: This is the English translation of the interview I did for Críptica.org, orginally in Spanish. You can find the … More
Entrevista en Criptica.org
El blog Criptica.org ha publicado una entrevista que me han hecho esta semana. (Post original en: http://www.criptica.org/2016/02/10/entrevista-a-diego-naranjo/) 1. Para los … More
Unión Europea: luchar por la transparencia para una democracia plena
Diego Naranjo y Maryant Fernández European Digital Rights (EDRi) (publicado originalmente en El 4º Poder en red: http://blogs.publico.es/el-cuarto-poder-en-red/2015/12/03/union-europea-luchar-por-la-transparencia-para-una-democracia-plena/) Bruselas es … More
Smart Borders package: Unproportionate & unnecessary data collection
Originally published at EDRi-gram on 04-November-2015: https://edri.org/smart-borders-package-unproportionate-unnecessary-data-collection/ ) “The proposal is fear-driven and fear-triggering at the same time, placing emphasis … More
General Data Protection Regulation: Moving forward, slowly
(Originally published at EDRi-gram 13.11, 3 June 2015: https://edri.org/general-data-protection-regulation-moving-forward-slowly/) The discussions in the EU on the proposal for a … More