Con i filtri di internet proposti i cittadini saranno spogliati dei loro diritti

Il 20 giugno la Commissione JURI voterà l’articolo 13 della direttiva europea sul copyright. Un algoritmo deciderà quali dei tuoi upload saranno visibili al resto del mondo e quali no. Ma i filtri spesso sbagliano. Credi che gli utenti avranno la possibilità di contestare il blocco illegittimo dei loro contenuti?

- Qui alcuni dettagli su cosa prevede l’articolo 13: https://www.hermescenter.org/con-i-filtri-di-internet-proposti-i-cittadini-saranno-spogliati-dei-loro-diritti-e-necessario-un-tuo-intervento/

- Qui la possibilità di contattare su twitter e via mail i tuoi parlamentari europei (e puoi anche chiamarli gratuitamente): https://saveyourinternet.eu/

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Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights mission includes:

• Supporting and developing free software with the purpose of increasing the Freedom of Speech online and, more in general, the protection of rights and personal freedom in a connected world;
• Supporting and developing the whistleblowing free-software solution named “GlobaLeaks” aimed at private and public organizations which shall be free to adopt the same software for their initiatives;
• Taking part in associations or organizations which share the same goals as the Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights in the field of promotion and protection of civil liberties, anonymity in a connected world, whistleblowing, freedom of speech and investigative journalism;
• Supporting the development and promotion of the Tor2web project and of the TOR network and tools thereof in general;
• Supporting the development and actual management of the LeakDirectory website, listing whistleblowing websites;
• Hosting or attending events aimed at increasing the culture of Transparency (i.e., public-interest whistleblowing, OpenData, OpenGovernment etc.)

Originally published at Aneddotica Magazine — Collaborative Blog since 2012.