Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-11-22-Speech-4-344-625"
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"We recognise the importance of guaranteeing safe conditions and protection for people using the internet, as also for infrastructures providing the internet service. As the report underlines, there are two billion globally interconnected users. The internet is a potent means of spreading ideas, democratising access to knowledge and providing a growing range of services. However, this report is alarming as it forms part of a security-based strategy that is extremely prejudicial to people’s freedom of expression and their democratic rights. It includes ‘cyber attacks’ among the pseudo-justifications for applying the EU’s solidarity and mutual defence clauses (under the Treaty of Lisbon). It also argues that cyber security should be made an active capability of the Common Security and Defence Policy, which means militarising control of the internet. It advocates establishing public-private partnerships in this field, with public resources therefore being transferred to the software and hardware monopolies through the European Defence Agency. It argues for the resources of the EU and NATO to be pooled and shared. The icing on the cake comes with the proposal that minors convicted of cyber attacks should be rehabilitated and integrated in defence agencies and bodies."@en1
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