…European Convention on Human Rights. Although control “may be considered legitimate, there is much to suggest that data processing – and in particular data linkages – exceed the limits of compliance with the proportionality requirement.” A limit that, according to @Wired, has only been further exceeded since then. Read the WIRED article…
“These concerns imply that social media is a lawless mayhem when it comes to hate speech. But this characterization is wrong. Most platforms have strict rules prohibiting hate speech, which have expanded significantly over the past several years. Many of these policies go far beyond both what’s required and permissible under international human rights law (IHRL).” Read the piece See also the Future Free Speech report – Scope Creep: An Assessment…
…likely also do so in democracies around the world where these freedoms are already under systematic threat.” Jacob Mchangama and Nadine Strossen Read the full piece…
…ave of deadly attacks by Muslims against Christiansand a violent, deadly attack a decade later in France on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo. Read the full article and watch the news clip here….
…ave of deadly attacks by Muslims against Christiansand a violent, deadly attack a decade later in France on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo. Read the full article and watch the news clip here….
…blemer i forhold til sikkerhed. Begge dele er sande på samme tid. Der bliver slettet for meget – og vi ved ikke hvorfor. Men samtidig er der stadig hvert år et stort antal af decideret strafbare ytringer, der får lov til at stå tilbage, uden at der placeres et ansvar. Det bliver vi som samfund nødt til at forholde os til.” Læs hele artiklen….
…likely also do so in democracies around the world where these freedoms are already under systematic threat.” Jacob Mchangama and Nadine Strossen Read the full piece…
…The United States is committed to protecting freedom of expression abroad—but in far too narrow terms. Read Jacob Mchangamas full article in Foreign Policy…
“These concerns imply that social media is a lawless mayhem when it comes to hate speech. But this characterization is wrong. Most platforms have strict rules prohibiting hate speech, which have expanded significantly over the past several years. Many of these policies go far beyond both what’s required and permissible under international human rights law (IHRL).” Read the piece See also the Future Free Speech report – Scope Creep: An Assessment…
…The United States is committed to protecting freedom of expression abroad—but in far too narrow terms. Read Jacob Mchangamas full article in Foreign Policy…
