Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-07-06-Speech-3-264-031"
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"European citizens having access to their data; the right to information on how our data are used; explicit consent to the processing of our data; the right of modification; the right of erasure; the ‘right to be forgotten’; blocking data, and so on: these are the guarantees to which every citizen has the right under the framework for personal data protection and which the European Union must respect and, furthermore, promote and protect. Improving data transfer; harmonising the status and powers of national authorities responsible for data protection; making online transactions more secure; protecting vulnerable individuals, and particularly minors, on the Internet and networks; raising awareness among citizens and young people of data protection issues; severe European sanctions in cases of abuse of data, and so on: these are the elements, measures and clear rules that the European Union must put in place and encourage in order to guarantee these rights to citizens. Therefore, I supported this report which responds to my concerns and contains a strong message for the European Commission in its work to revise the 1995 Data Protection Directive which must now be updated in the face of the spread of new technologies and the globalisation of data exchanges."@en1
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