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EU: European Parliament study: Surveillance and censorship: The impact of technologies on human rights

20 June 2015

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"It concludes that different elements of EU strategic policy on human rights and digital policy need be better integrated and coordinated to ensure that technologies have a positive impact on human rights. The report concludes that EU should promote digital rights in national legislation of the third countries, but also in its own digital strategies."

See the full text: Surveillance and censorship: The impact of technologies on human rights (pdf)

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