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Julie Fuchs

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Julie’s work at Access Now focuses on surveillance and spyware, artificial intelligence, and data protection issues. She is a human rights legal practitioner, holding an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s degree in International Humanitarian Action from Aix-Marseille University, with a speciality in forced migration and human security from the University of Malta. Eager to learn more about the intersection between human rights and technology, Julie wrote her Master’s thesis on facial recognition and its human rights implications in Europe and completely fell for the topic. She has worked for different human rights NGOs in France and Malta, including on asylum issues and gender-based violence, and for the UNHCR.
Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ+ bill

VLOPs or flops: Is Big Tech dodging accountability in the EU?

4 May 2023

The EU asked tech companies to share their user numbers in order to see who qualifies as a Very Large Online Platform (VLOP) under the Digital Services Act (DSA) rules. But the numbers don’t add up.

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VLOPs or flops: Is Big Tech dodging accountability in the EU?
4 May 2023
VLOPs or flops: Is Big Tech dodging accountability in the EU?
Press under Attack – Digital Strategies to Intimidate Journalists in Latin America

Is the EU protecting people from Pegasus spyware?

17 Jan 2023

Spyware like Pegasus threatens human rights and democracy. The EU must act to protect people from the harmful impact of such surveillance tools.

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Is the EU protecting people from Pegasus spyware?
17 Jan 2023
Is the EU protecting people from Pegasus spyware?