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The European Union’s parliament voted to pass a new, largescale copyright directive, which promises to bring the member state’s copyright laws up to speed with the Digital Age. The EU’s Copyright in the Digital Single Market […]
The Electronic FrontierFoundation, a group focused on civil liberties in the Internet Age, said recently that the EU’s final draft of its new copyright directive is worse than ever, and poses huge threats to creators […]
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The European Commission levied a massive $5.1 billion fine on Google recently for breaching EU anti-trust laws. The tech giant broke the law by allegedly requiring all smartphone manufacturers to pre-install the Google search engine, […]
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Human Rights Law
The European Union is holding off normalizing Thai ties until the current military government relinquishes its power back to the people, a top human rights official said. Pier Antonio Panzeri, chairman of the European Parliament’s […]
Last week, the Legislative Committee of the European Union voted on a bill–dubbed the EU Copyright Directive–that could potentially change the internet as we know it for the worse. According to Gizmodo, much of the […]
The Thai government and businesses are rushing to take steps to implement data protection protocols that rise to the standard set by the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), according to The Nation. The […]
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The resolution comes after Britain’s Brexit leaving the EU militarily weaker Members of the European Parliament voted to create a European Defense Union which requires all member states to pay 2% of their Gross Domestic […]
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International Law
The European Union, in contrast to the US Government, has been very open about collecting communications information of citizens for the last 8 years, but now the European High Court has ruled that this […]
