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CoE: Parliamentary Assembly Resolution: Improving user protection and security in cyberspace

15 March 2014

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"The Parliamentary Assembly is concerned that the further development and exploitation of cyberspace is still taking place without an adequate protection of the rights and interests of the weakest stakeholder in this process: the individual user."

See the full text: Improving user protection and security in cyberspace (pdf)

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