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Political Pressures: UK Concern Over Activist's Mother's Health
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Political Pressures: UK Concern Over Activist's Mother's Health

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Political Pressures: UK Concern Over Activist's Mother's Health The British government has expressed grave concerns regarding the health of Laila Soueif, the mother of Egyptian-British political prisoner Alaa Abd el-Fattah. Soueif, currently engaged in a hunger strike, has been admitted to a London hospital. The 69-year-old mathematics professor has declared her willingness to risk everything for her son's freedom.Prime Minister Keir Starmer's s…See the Story
Conference of Ministers of Justice: Less Reporting Obligations on Interception and State Trojans
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Conference of Ministers of Justice: Less Reporting Obligations on Interception and State Trojans

Tomorrow, the Justice Ministers' Conference meets, a proposal from Hesse aims to reduce the reporting obligations for telecommunications monitoring. This could also affect the state Trojan deployment as "source TKÜ" . We publish the resolution proposal. Federal Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig (SPD). – CC-BY-SA 4.0 Sandro HalankThe Federal Justice Ministry has a new boss with the black and black-red coalition: Stefanie Hubig from the SPD. Hardly …See the Story
Censorship Right: Google Throws Critical Reporting Out of Search Due to Fake Complaints
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Censorship Right: Google Throws Critical Reporting Out of Search Due to Fake Complaints

Although they were easily recognizable as fakes, Google had initially thrown the content out of its search. This demonstrates the problems with automated copyright enforcement. Online gambling drives many people into ruin – community-like released by unsplash.com SLNCUnknown users use Google's copyright infringement complaint system to combat critical coverage of the gambling company Soft2Bet on the Internet.Read Article

Stories From the DSC Advisory Board: Entry Restrictions and Access Barriers

How does the European Digital Services Act affect platform users elsewhere? How do you protect children and young people on the net without installing access barriers everywhere? This is what the experts from the DSC Advisory Board are dealing with. Barriers can be excluded. – Shared-like released by unsplash.com Marcel StraussThe DSC Advisory Board is a body of civil society, research and business.It is intended to accompany the enforcement of …European UnionSee the Story

Digital Tax: Tech Companies to Sheet

German Minister of State Wolfram Weimer wants to introduce a digital tax in Germany. But what does that mean anyway? And why does the EU have such a hard time discussing it? Germany is returning the debate on the digital tax – it has never disappeared anyway. – All rights reserved IMAGO / Christian OhdeThere it is again, the digital tax. Last week Minister of State Wolfram Weimer introduced a digital tax for large tech companies such as Alphabet…Taxes · GermanyRead Article

Basic Law Change for Digitisation: "The Infrastructure for Federal Solutions Should Be Uniform

The fact that the federal government and the Länder each build their own IT systems makes administrative digitisation considerably more difficult. With a fundamental law amendment, the federal government could in future centrally control and set uniform standards for technical implementation – without jeopardising federalism. In the interview, the lawyers Mario Martini and Jonas Botta explain what this could look like. Government-as-a-Platform c…Germany · GermanyRead Article

Digital Sovereignty: How the EU Parliament Wants to Make Europe More Independent

More software shopping, building up its own digital infrastructure and simplifying rules: The European Parliament has set up a catalogue of demands for tech sovereignty, allowing the democratic factions to regroup and prevent a triumph of far-rights. Liberal MEP Michał Kobosko from Poland. – All rights reserved EU ParliamentIn the end, they were able to settle it together. The democratic factions in the European Parliament have presented a colle…Sovereignty · GermanyRead Article

Advanced DNA Analysis: In Most Cases Not Helpful

This week, the Justice Ministers are discussing: the extension of DNA analyses to so-called biogeographical origin. This holds potential for discrimination and has dubious benefits. An overview seems to be lacking to the initiators of the initiative from Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. Origin can only rarely be clearly geographically assigned by DNA analysis. – All rights reserved World: IMAGO / VectorFusionArt, DNA analysis: IMAGO / Westend61Sin…Germany · GermanyRead Article

Illusion: In the Digital Middle Ages

The promise of a better world through social media stands on the tip. Are we about to see a new magical century? Those who scroll through the feed today find themselves partly displaced by a few centuries. – Public Domain Vincent Först with ChatGPTAs a common farmer, the passage to the medieval marketplace must have been quite bad. At every corner, crooks and tricksters, godless clergymen, or at the end, even the plague. On the gallows hung the …Social Media · GermanyRead Article

Internal Documents: Poland Enters Into Agreement on Chat Control

The EU states will not agree on a common position on chat control even under the Polish Presidency. Poland has announced that "there is no further discussion in the working group. We publish the current proposal and the classified negotiation protocol. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Council. – Public Domain European UnionFor more than three years, the EU institutions have been arguing about mandatory chat control. The Commission wants …European Union · GermanyRead Article

Training Artificial Intelligence: Structural Change of the Public?

How can data be used for the training of AI models? This question concerns society and courts alike. It is both about copyright and data protection law – and the question whether the current rules are sufficient. How is AI training regulated? (symbol picture) – All rights reserved Robots: IMAGO / Westend61, Net: Conny Schneider, Editing: netzpolitik.org"Structural change of the public – that sounds like the work of a great social philosopher of …Germany · GermanyRead Article

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