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EU: Statewatch Analysis: "Tackling new threats upon which the security and prosperity of our free societies increasingly depend": the EU-US Working Group on Cyber Security and Cyber crime by Chris Jones

10 August 2012

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"A trans-Atlantic working group has been created to share best practices, exchange information, and look at specific issues such as cyber incident management and child pornography. The group's activities promote increased internet regulation and the development of military capabilities for cyberspace, which invariably come at the expense of individual rights and freedoms."

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