CSOs Greeted the Adoption of UN Resolution on Privacy on the Internet
Dejan Georgievski
28/11/2020 - 23:50
E-democracy, Freedom of expression, Freedom of information, Headnews, ICT, Internet, Internet rights and openness, News, Security, United Nations, Freedom of expression, Rotator, Internet governance, Privacy and surveillance, Serbia

SHARE Defense - SHARE Foundation and Partners for Democratic Changes Serbia greeted the adoption by the UN General Assembly of the Draft-Resolution of the UN General Assemblz on Privacy in the Digital Age, proposed by Germany and Brazil.

Safer Internet Day 2013 - Connect with Respect
Dejan Georgievski
06/02/2020 - 23:27
Children, Headnews, ICT, Internet, Internet rights and openness, Security, Weekly report, Rotator, Internet prava, Privacy and surveillance

The Ministry of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Safer Internet Day Committee in BiH (SID Committee), in cooperation with Insafe Network, marked the Safer Internet Day yesterday, February 5, with a lecture for the student of the Middle Dentistry School in Sarajevo.

European Data Protection Day Marked
Dejan Georgievski
30/01/2020 - 20:02
EngageMind, Freedom of information, Headnews, ICT, Internet, Internet rights and openness, Security, Weekly report, Rotator, Privacy and surveillance

Last Monday, January 28, 2013, the European Data Protection Day (it is also known as European Privacy Day) was marked to celebrate the adoption, on January 28, 1981, of Convention 108 of the Council of Europe, which deals with protection of individuals with regard to automatic processing of personal data.

Anonymous Hacked the Website of Croatian Government
Dejan Georgievski
04/01/2021 - 13:29
Activism, Corruption and Transparency, Democracy, Digital newsroom, EngageMind, Governance, Headnews, ICT, Internet, Internet rights and openness, News, Rotator, Internet prava, Privacy and surveillance, Croatia

The Anonymous hacker group attacked the website of the Croatian Government, on January 2, 2021 and left the message “Enough Stealing” on its homepage. The media in Croatia assume that the attack was a response of the group to the entry into force of the new Criminal Code which prescribes, among other changes, tougher sanctions for unauthorized access to computers and data....