電波監理審議会 有効利用評価部会(第30回)会議資料
情報通信審議会 情報通信技術分科会 新世代モバイル通信システム委員会 ローカル5G検討作業班(第22回)
Reclaiming a radically changed context: Introduction to GISWatch 2024 Special Edition
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【リレー時評】原発の新増設、能登地震あっても進めるか=白垣 詔男(JCJ代表委員)<br /><br /><br />
Reclaiming a radically changed context: Introduction to GISWatch 2024 Special Edition
Twenty years ago, stakeholders gathered in Geneva at the first World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). Since the framework for cooperation was set out in the Geneva Plan of Action (2003), much has changed in the global digital context, while many recognised challenges still remain.
Community networks newsletter: Why we need to rethink financing for connectivity to bridge the digital divide
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Met police to pay ‘five-figure sum’ to French publisher arrested under anti-terror laws
"Moret was one of at least 4,525 foreign nationals to be stopped at UK ports from 2020 to 2023, under schedule 7 of the 2000 Terrorism Act, according to daily logs released under freedom of information laws.
Of these, 1,432 citizens were from the UK’s allies in EU member states, including 334 Irish, 192 Dutch, 175 French, 99 Swedes and 94 Germans.
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Chris Jones, from the European civil liberties group Statewatch, said the figures demonstrate the working links between UK police, their counterparts in Europe and Europol.
He added: “While Europol obviously are responsible for dealing with some seriously harmful activities such as murder and human trafficking, their monitoring of peaceful protest groups is not the kind of thing that the police should be doing in an ostensibly liberal democratic system.
“How they draw the lines between those things is a mystery, but arguably they don’t do a great job of it.”"
Full story here.