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10 Things you should know about the EU-US trade agreement

11 Oct 2016
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10 Things you should know about the EU-US trade agreement
11 Oct 2016
10 Things you should know about the EU-US trade agreement
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TiSA leaks: What future for the world’s largest trade agreements?

20 Sep 2016
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TiSA leaks: What future for the world’s largest trade agreements?
20 Sep 2016
TiSA leaks: What future for the world’s largest trade agreements?

EU Decision on TTIP Threatens ‘Corporate Takeover’ of the Internet, Risks Users’ Rights

29 Jun 2015

Today the European Parliament’s trade committee is expected to decide whether to give the European Commision carte blanche to continue negotiations on a mechanism that would make it easier for foreign corporations to influence legislation in Europe.

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EU Decision on TTIP Threatens ‘Corporate Takeover’ of the Internet, Risks Users’ Rights
29 Jun 2015
EU Decision on TTIP Threatens ‘Corporate Takeover’ of the Internet, Risks Users’ Rights
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Leak: U.S. pushing to undermine net neutrality and privacy in major trade agreements

18 Dec 2014

New leaked document on the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) exposes threats to privacy, data protection, and net neutrality.

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Leak: U.S. pushing to undermine net neutrality and privacy in major trade agreements
18 Dec 2014
Leak: U.S. pushing to undermine net neutrality and privacy in major trade agreements
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