Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/TiSAleaks-Press-Conference-in-Berlin-27MZIFJJB7D_B.htmlConceptually similarTiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCX2Completed★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWQCompleted★★★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWVCompleted★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWKCompleted★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWLCompleted★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWMCompleted★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWNCompleted★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWOCompleted★★★★TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinGP0STQCWPCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQCWTTiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinA race for the weakest standards in data protection threatens Europe with the planned international TiSA agreement. This is shown by internal documents from the 20th round of the negotiations which were given to Greenpeace. It states that certain countries' data protection provisions should not constitute "unjustifiable discrimination" and no "trade barriers". Companies like Google or Facebook, whose business is based on the use of personal data, would have much more influence. The risks also threatened sensitive facilities such as nuclear power plants.In this picture: Volker Gassner, Head of Greenpeace's Press department. Juergen Knirsch, Greenpeace Trade Expert, Dr. Alexander Dix, Vice President of the EAID and Markus Beckedahl, Editor in Chief of netzpolitik.org.In original language:Presse Konferenz zu TiSALEAKS in BerlinEin Wettlauf um die schwaechsten Standards im Datenschutz droht Europa mit dem geplanten internationalen TiSA-Abkommen. Dies zeigen interne Dokumente aus der 20. Runde der Verhandlungen, die Greenpeace zugespielt wurden. Darin heißt es, Bestimmungen einzelner Laender zum Datenschutz duerften keine „nicht zu rechtfertigende Diskriminierung“ und kein „Handelshemmnis“ darstellen. Unternehmen wie Google oder Facebook, deren Geschaeft auf der Nutzung persoenlicher Daten basiert, bekaemen erheblich mehr Einfluss. Auch für sensible Einrichtungen wie etwa Atomkraftwerke drohten Risiken.Auf diesem Bild: Volker Gassner, Leiter der Greenpeace-Pressestelle, Juergen Knirsch, Greenpeace Handelsexperte, Dr. Alexander Dix, stellvertretender Leiter der Europaeischen Akademie fuer Informationsfreiheit und Datenschutz (EAID), Markus Beckedahl, Chefredakteur von Netzpolitik.org.Locations:Berlin-Europe-GermanyDate:25 Nov, 2016Credit:© Chris Grodotzki / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3500px X 2336pxKeywords:Day-Defending Democracy (campaign title)-Greenpeace campaigners-Greenpeace people-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Press conferences-Small group of people-Trade in Services Agreement (TISA)Shoot:TiSAleaks Press Conference in BerlinPress Conference about TiSAleaks in Berlin.
