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Enforcement proves the Achilles heel for GDPR

28 May 2020
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Enforcement proves the Achilles heel for GDPR
28 May 2020
Enforcement proves the Achilles heel for GDPR
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Misguided “solution” to terrorist content will have bad consequences for our rights

25 Mar 2020 •

In the European Union, a Regulation to address terrorism-related content is nearing the end of negotiation, but it still relies heavily on automated measures without sufficient transparency or accountability safeguards built in to protect Europeans’ fundamental rights.

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Misguided “solution” to terrorist content will have bad consequences for our rights
25 Mar 2020
Misguided “solution” to terrorist content will have bad consequences for our rights
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Coronavirus tests Europe’s resolve on privacy

11 Mar 2020
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Coronavirus tests Europe’s resolve on privacy
11 Mar 2020
Coronavirus tests Europe’s resolve on privacy
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EU online terrorist content legislation risks undermining press freedom

11 Mar 2020
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EU online terrorist content legislation risks undermining press freedom
11 Mar 2020
EU online terrorist content legislation risks undermining press freedom

Europe’s single market for data won’t free it from American tech giants

27 Feb 2020
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Europe’s single market for data won’t free it from American tech giants
27 Feb 2020
Europe’s single market for data won’t free it from American tech giants
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EU plans new rules for AI but experts seek more detail

19 Feb 2020
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EU plans new rules for AI but experts seek more detail
19 Feb 2020
EU plans new rules for AI but experts seek more detail
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Access Now presents the European Human Rights agenda for the digital age

17 Feb 2020 •

Access Now has put forward concrete policy objectives for European Union lawmakers in the areas of data protection, content governance,  artificial intelligence, surveillance, and connectivity.

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Access Now presents the European Human Rights agenda for the digital age
17 Feb 2020
Access Now presents the European Human Rights agenda for the digital age
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Access Now’s comments to the EDPB consultation on Guidelines on the criteria of the right to be forgotten

5 Feb 2020
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Access Now’s comments to the EDPB consultation on Guidelines on the criteria of the right to be forgotten
5 Feb 2020
Access Now’s comments to the EDPB consultation on Guidelines on the criteria of the right to be forgotten
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Access Now’s written contribution to the EU GDPR expert group – January 2020

31 Jan 2020
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Access Now’s written contribution to the EU GDPR expert group – January 2020
31 Jan 2020
Access Now’s written contribution to the EU GDPR expert group – January 2020
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Joint letter to Council of the EU on the proposed Terrorist Content Regulation

28 Dec 2019
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Joint letter to Council of the EU on the proposed Terrorist Content Regulation
28 Dec 2019
Joint letter to Council of the EU on the proposed Terrorist Content Regulation
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