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2021 to 2025: The Incoming German Government's Agenda for Digital Regulatory Compliance | Morrison & Foerster LLP - Vimarsana News

2021 to 2025: The Incoming German Government's Agenda for Digital Regulatory Compliance | Morrison & Foerster LLP

On December 7, 2021, the incoming German government signed its coalition agreement for the 2021 to 2025 tenure. The agreement sets the policy agenda for the new government, consisting...

UN Human Rights Committee Criticizes Germany's NetzDG for Letting Social Media Platforms Police Online Speech - Vimarsana News

UN Human Rights Committee Criticizes Germany's NetzDG for Letting Social Media Platforms Police Online Speech

A UN human rights committee examining the status of civil and political rights in Germany took aim at the country’s Network Enforcement Act, or NetzDG, criticizing the hate speech law in a recent report for enlisting social media companies to carry out government censorship, with no judicial...

Source: eff.org
How COVID-19 triggered a pandemic of hate - Vimarsana News

How COVID-19 triggered a pandemic of hate

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, online hate has mushroomed by a jaw-dropping 20 percent. This was the finding of a report into the issue in the UK, but the problem is mirrored elsewhere. It appears that the viral pandemic triggered a pandemic of hate. The report was based on a review of 263 million online conversations over 974 days. The hate largely centered on

Facebook in the Crosshairs: Berlin Hoping to Tighten the Reins on Social Media Giants - Vimarsana News

Facebook in the Crosshairs: Berlin Hoping to Tighten the Reins on Social Media Giants

The internal Facebook documents made public by Frances Haugen have raised eyebrows around the world. The whistleblower is coming to Berlin to meet with leading German politicians - and many political leaders in Europe are eager to take action against the company. Will anything come of it?

Source: spiegel.de
In Dialogue with Germany, Human Rights Committee Commends Solidarity - Vimarsana News

In Dialogue with Germany, Human Rights Committee Commends Solidarity

The Committee on Human Rights today completed its review of the seventh periodic report of Germany on measures taken to implement the International