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TiSA leaks set alarm bells ringing

21 September 2016

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"Despite the rumours and assertions by several Member States that TTIP is dead, the fight for safeguarding citizens’ rights and freedoms via so-called “trade agreements” is far from over. Now it is time to address the threat from the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA). Just days after Wikileaks made public some key negotiating documents concerning TiSA, Greenpeace Netherlands has released another batch of crucial and worrying documents."

See: TiSA leaks set alarm bells ringing (EDRI, link)

And: EDRI Analysis (link)

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