Personhood credentials: Artificial intelligence and the value of privacy-preserving tools to distinguish who is real online
Whitepaper: academics and researchers propose a new approach to digital ID and online identity
Digital Privacy
Tor: From the Dark Web to the Future of Privacy
Biografija Tora – kulturna i tehnološka istorija moći, privatnosti i globalne politike u srži Interneta
Criminalizing abuse of intimate images
A book about ratio legis, guidelines and framework for criminal law response
End-to-end encryption as an obstacle to the detection of criminal acts and perpetrators?
Joint Declaration of the European Police Chiefs
Cross-border transfer of personal data under domestic and European Union law
Compliance of the Personal Data Protection Act with EU law
'Surveillance has become an integral part of our lives, and this will only increase'
'In the past, there was first a suspicion and then followed the surveillance, now there is the surveillance first and a suspicion follows afterwards,' says Marc Schuilenburg, professor of Digital Surveillance
Privatised municipal surveillance on the stage of security theatre in Slovenia
The municipality of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, wasted almost two years deflecting freedom of information requests (FOIAs) from EDRi member Državljan D for the municipal CCTV system data in the city. The data, when finally provided, revealed the scale of ineffective security theatre paid for by Ljubljana’s citizens, and the need for a public debate about the use of this technology.
Watching Us: Serbian Police’s Expanding Drone Arsenal Draws Concern
Serbia has been acquiring ever more sophisticated drones for years – but experts say the lack of regulation and oversight is disturbing, and creates opportunities for abuse.
Analysis of the Serbian Personal Data Protection Act in the context of data processing by competent authorities for special purposes
Mapping of the existing situation and recommendations in the direction of necessary legislative changes