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A legal opinion has found that there are, “real and significant issues” regarding the lawfulness of a clause in the Online Safety Bill.
#OnlineSafetyBill #censorship #freedomodexpression #privacy #humanrights #digitalrights #rights
Legal opinion finds Online Safety Bill may breach international law
Open Rights Group has received legal advice from Dan Squires KC and Emma Foubister of Matrix Chambers, which states that measures in the Online Safety Bill may involve breaches of international law.Open Rights Group
The opinion finds that there is “likely to be significant interference with freedom of expression that is unforeseeable and which is thus not prescribed by law”.
This represents “a sea change in the way public communication and debate are regulated in this country” as the Bill would require online content to be screened and blocked before it is even posted, with tech companies that don’t comply being sanctioned. #OnlineSafetyBill #censorship #freedomodexpression
Over 320 people have joined our campaign to #StopTheSpyClause in the Online Safety Bill (UK).
Will you join the movement to protect your privacy? #DontScanMe
#OnlineSafetyBill #privacy #e2ee #ukpolitics #surveillance
https://action.openrightsgroup.org/dont-scan-me
Join the Campaign to Stop the Spy Clause
Take action to oppose mass survillance of our private messagesOpen Rights Group
Coming to your apps from the makers of the Online Safety Bill. It’s goodbye encryption and hello mass surveillance. Recommended by authoritarians everywhere.
Or tell the government #DontScanMe
👉 Join our campaign: https://action.openrightsgroup.org/dont-scan-me
#OnlineSafetyBill #StopTheSpyClause #privacy #surveillance #e2ee
Join the Campaign to Stop the Spy Clause
Take action to oppose mass survillance of our private messagesOpen Rights Group
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/online-safety-bill-will-the-upload-filter-ban-images-of-protest/
Online Safety Bill: Will the upload filter ban images of protest?
Recently, we saw how police threatened and in a couple of cases, arrested, anti-monarchy protesters, following the death of the late queen Elizabeth II, The images were widely circulated on social media and the police eventually were forced to acknow…Open Rights Group
https://edri.org/our-work/the-uk-will-treat-online-images-of-immigrants-crossing-the-channel-as-a-criminal-offence/
The UK will treat online images of immigrants crossing the Channel as a criminal offence - European Digital Rights (EDRi)
The announcement by United Kingdom government that online platforms will have to proactively remove images of immigrants crossing the Channel in small boats intended to bolster the UK’s hostile immigration policy.European Digital Rights (EDRi)