Spyware exports: RSF urges European Commission to step up efforts to protect journalists

NewsAlors que les négociations sur la refonte du règlement sur les exportations des technologies de surveillance, interrompues par la crise sanitaire du Covid-19, reprennent ce mois-ci, Reporters sans frontières (RSF), au côté d’une coalition d’ONG, appelle la Commission européenne a revoir la nouvelle proposition de compromis afin de renforcer la protection des journalistes et de leurs sources.In an open letter to European Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan, RSF, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other human rights organizations warn against any further weakening of the Commission

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