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Surveil and access people's personal information online
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There are also plans for more pervasive powers to surveil and access people's personal information online.
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London Conference on Cyberspace »
London Conference on Cyberspace
London Conference on Cyberspace☜The London Conference on Cyberspace – held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre on 1-2 November 2011 – launched a global dialogue to develop a better collective understanding of how to protect and preserve the tremendous opportunities that the development of cyberspace offers us all.☜F1CEB7
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Thematic debates☜Thematic debates explored at the London Conference on Cyberspace.☜5CD992
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International security☜How can problems between states be prevented and managed?☜FFB597
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Appropriate principles of behaviour☜Developing and applying appropriate principles of behaviour.☜FFB597
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Tensions with domestic policy?
Tensions with domestic policy?☜Tensions between Britains desire to promote the ideals of freedom of expression and privacy online internationally and current domestic policy initiatives.☜FFB597
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Surveil and access people's personal information online
Surveil and access people's personal information online☜There are also plans for more pervasive powers to surveil and access peoples personal information online.☜59C6EF
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Judicial oversight and review government access to personal data
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Joint Letter to the Foreign Secretary
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Brett Soloman, Dr Agnes Callamard, Cory Doctorow et al
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David Price
12:54 PM 2 November 2011 GMT
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Tensions with domestic policy?
Tensions between Britain's desire to promote the ideals of freedom of expression and privacy online internationally and current domestic policy initiatives.
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Restricting what legal material people are allowed to access online
The government is currently considering greater controls over what legal material people are allowed to access on the Internet.
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Filter adult material on UK Internet connections by default
Recent public support by the Prime Minister, and through Claire Perry MP's ongoing inquiry, for plans to filter adult and other legal material on UK Internet connections by default.
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http://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/2011/joint-letter-to-the-foreign-secretary
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The government is currently considering greater controls over what legal material people are allowed to access on the Internet. This is clear from recent public support by the Prime Minister, and through Claire Perry MP's ongoing inquiry, for plans to filter adult and other legal material on UK Internet connections by default. The new PREVENT counter-terrorism strategy contains similar proposals for the filtering of material that is legal but deemed undesirable.
Earlier this year the Prime Minister suggested there should be more powers to block access to social media, a policy that drew praise from China and which the government swiftly backed away from. There are also plans for more pervasive powers to surveil and access people's personal information online.
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