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A controversial draft law aimed at strengthening digital data privacy for EU citizens around the world has been defended by the European Commissioner for Justice, Luxembourg's Viviane Reding. Reding said in an interview with...

Function ereg() is deprecated in /home/forecast/public_html/themes/fourseasons/page.tpl.php on line 57. 10 February, 2013 - 21:30 — Financial Times UK EU commissioner for justice, Viviane Reding, has made it clear that... All similar articles: 216 »

By Kayleigh Lewis - 7th February 2013 Together we can eliminate violence against women and girls In Europe one in five women has "suffered violence", and one in 10 women have "suffered sexual violence", justice, fundamental...

News from around the web Reding calls for more protection of women's rights in the EU TheParliament.com In Europe one in five women has "suffered violence", and one in 10 women have "suffered sexual violence", justice,...

AFP The European Commission said February 5, it needs to step up the fight against money laundering as criminals and terrorists constantly find new ways around existing regulations. Accordingly, it plans to make it more...

On the occasion of the International Day of Zero Tolerance against Female Genital Mutilation (6 February 2013) High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice President of the Commission Catherine...

JURIST] The High Court of Australia [official website] unanimously ruled [judgment; summary, PDF] on Wednesday that Google [corporate website] did not engage in misleading or deceptive conduct in violation of Section 52 of the... All similar articles: 438 »

On the 4th of February 2013 seventeen prominent US consumer and civil liberties organizations addressed a strong petition letter to highly ranked executives of the American government in Washington and to one American in...

The European Commission called on EU Member States to prevent the 4-methylamphetamine b or 4-MA spreading freely across Europe by submitting it to control measures The European Commission called on EU Member States to prevent...

Tineka Smith Published 06 February 2013 More than two thirds of consumers say “no” to online tracking. Many consumers around the globe are becoming more cautious about their personal data being collected when on the internet.... All similar articles: 53 »

António Vitorino, former European Commissioner for Justice and Home Affairs, who was entrusted with this task by Commissioner Barnier, recommends two main courses of action. First, Mr Vitorino proposes to foster increased...

by Siobhan MacDermott - Chief Policy Officer, AVG Techologies - Tuesday, 5 February 2013. We are all hearing the phrase “fiscal cliff” considerably more times than is useful. So far, however, nobody’s mentioned a “privacy... All similar articles: 53 »

The EU executive has stepped up its fight against counterfeited euro notes by proposing a minimum jail sentence for large-scale forgery. The move is viewed as an attempt to harmonize penalties in the 27-member bloc.

As the two major political parties ratchet up the list of electoral promises, two particular proposals offer an insight into their mindset. Labour intends to allow the public to contest and vote for boardroom seats on public...

Bloomberg TV anchor Francine Lacqua, who is based in London, gave an interview about Davos and whether the event really matters for women to The Jane Dough. She talked about her reporting experience as a business journalist....

On 31 January, the European Commission announced its intention to examined legal obstacles to cross-border trade in insurance products. European Commissioner for Justice and Fundamental Rights Viviane Reding commented, “This... All similar articles: 758 »

The European Commission calls for EU-wide ban on amphetamine-like drug ‘4-MA’. “4-MA is produced and distributed by criminal gangs and is known to kill," said "It has been detected in 15 EU countries and is already banned in...

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Digitally-minded officials, activists, lobbyists and members of the European Parliament are focused squarely on what could become a massively important change to the European Union's rules concerning data protection. read more

Yesterday the European Commission issued a press release confirming that the mediation process on private copying and reprography levies has concluded and that the mediator António Vitorino (former European Commissioner for...

30/1/2013- Internationally, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán likes to present himself as a champion of democracy. At home, though, he is implementing one policy after the other that is inspired by the right-wing extremist...

Discussing her new book Lean In during a recent visit to Switzerland, Facebook's Chief Operating Officer, Sheryl Sandberg, told an audience that powerful women are mostly disliked in the business world. Appearing at the World...

By Andres Cala / Madrid Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010 Jon Nazca / Reuters Gypsies dance in a procession of the Gitanos brotherhood during Holy Week in Málaga, Spain Antonio Moreno lives on what is reputedly Madrid's most dangerous...

The European Banking Federation (EBF) stages today, jointly with cabinet DN, and with the support of Eurofinas, a seminar on data protection to discuss the implications of the proposed EU data protection reform for financial...

Fresh News Tuesday 29th January, 2013 , provides the opportunity for citizens to learn about the risks ';to understand what kind of data about them is collected and processed, why this is done, and what rights they have'; with...

Rather than being some body of little consequence, the MMA is an unofficial culture ministry with far-reaching powers over cultural policies. Under Fekete's presidency, the MMA no longer subsidizes "unpatriotic" works. And,...

Added on Jan 30, 2013 by Sophie Curtis, Techworld.com Women in IT often end up feeling like "lone wolves," not only because 83 percent of the technology workforce is male, but also because many feel that their skills are...

Internationally, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán likes to present himself as a champion of democracy. At home, though, he is implementing one policy after the other that is inspired by the right-wing extremist Jobbik...