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{{FNF08|! Call for Action}}
  
 
= Call for Action =
 
= Call for Action =
  
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== int. Version ==
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Schedule:
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(version may be used as template for national calls, extended by national specific issues and topics)
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* review and editing until sunday, '''20. July'''
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* translation into _your_ language by '''25. July'''
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* European-wide release by each participating organization with an individual press release on '''27. or 28th July'''
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* US-wide release by the Electronic Privacy Information Center by '''August 8'''
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* South America release by Fundación Vía Libre, Appui Mutuel Pour le Développement & Electronic Privacy Information Center by '''TBD'''
  
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===Protest marches "Freedom not fear - Stop the surveillance mania!"===
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== International Action Day "Freedom not fear - Stop the surveillance mania!" on 11 October 2008 ==
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<!-- Verbesserungen der Übersetzung; Originale sind auskommentiert und stehen dahinter-->
 
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Civil right campaigners <!--liberties groups--> are calling on citizens to join in protest activities against excessive surveillance by businesses and governments. On 11 October 2008, concerned citizens all over Europe will take to the streets, the motto being "Freedom not fear - Stop the surveillance mania!". Street actions will take place in Berlin, Copenhagen, Vienna, London, Sofia, Paris (ADD YOUR CITY HERE!)
 
  
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Surveillance mania is spreading. Governments and businesses register, monitor and control our behaviour ever more thoroughly. No matter what we do, who we phone and talk to, where we go, whom we are friends with, what our interests are, which groups we participate in - "big brother" government and "little brothers" in business know it more and more thoroughly.
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<!--{12169012557500} -->A broad movement of campaigners and organizations is calling on everybody to join action against excessive surveillance by governments and businesses. On 11 October 2008, concerned people<!--{12169012557501} --> in many countries will take to the streets, the motto being "Freedom not fear 2008". Peaceful and creative action, from protest marches to parties, will take place in many capital cities.
  
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With the blanket collection of information on all European airline passengers and the disclosure of Europeans' personal data to the US, even more intrusive surveillance powers are on the insatiable political agenda. Yet the increasing electronic registration and surveillance of the entire population does not make us any safer from crime, costs millions of Euros and puts the privacy of innocent citizens at risk. Under the reign of fear and blind actionism, targeted and sustained security measures fall by the wayside, as well as<!-- tackling--> tackeling peoples' actual daily problems such as unemployment and poverty.
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<!--{12169012557502} -->Surveillance mania is spreading. Governments and businesses register, monitor and control our behaviour ever more thoroughly. No matter what we do, who we phone and talk to, where we go, whom we are friends with, what our interests are, which groups we participate in - "big brother" government and "little brothers" in business know it more and more thoroughly.
  
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Furthermore, people who constantly feel<!-- being--> watched and under surveillance cannot freely and courageously stand up for their rights and for a fair society. Our society is gradually being transformed into one of uncritical consumers who have "nothing to hide" and - in a vain attempt to achieve total security - are prepared to give up their<!-- freedom --> freedoms. We do not want to live in such a society!
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<!--{12169012557503} -->The resulting lack of privacy and confidentiality is putting at risk the freedom of confession, the freedom of speech as well as the work of doctors, helplines, lawyers and journalists.
  
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In order to protest against security mania and excessive surveillance we will take to the streets in ... capital cities all over Europe: (LIST OF CITIES HERE)
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<!--{12169012557504} -->The manifold agenda of security sector reform encompasses the convergence of police, intelligence agencies and the military, threatening to melt down the division and balance of powers.
  
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We call on all citizens to join our protests. Politicians have to see that citizens are willing to take<!-- again--> to the streets for their liberties. You can find the latest information on the protest marches at our website http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/Freedom_Not_Fear_2008.
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<!--{12169012557505} -->Using methods of mass surveillance, the borderless cooperation of the military, intelligence services and police authorities is leading towards new borders and walls, thus building true "Fortresses" in Europe and on other continents, directed against refugees and different-looking people but also affecting, for example, political activists, the poor and under-priviledged, and sports fans.
  
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===Our demands===
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<!--{12169012557506} -->People who constantly feel watched and under surveillance cannot freely and courageously stand up for their rights and for a just society. Mass surveillance is thereby threatening the fabric of a democratic and open society.
  
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1. Cutback on surveillance
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<!--{12169012557507} -->Mass surveillance is also endangering the work and commitment of civil society organizations.
  
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*abolish the blanket logging of our telecommunications (data retention)
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<!--{12169012557508} -->Surveillance, distrust and fear are gradually transforming our society into one of uncritical consumers who have "nothing to hide" and - in a vain attempt to achieve total security - are prepared to give up their freedoms<!--{12169012557509} -->. We do not want to live in such a society!
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*abolish the blanket collection of our biometric data
 
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*abolish permanent CCTV cameras and automatic detection techniques
 
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*abolish funding for the development of new surveillance techniques
 
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*no blanket registration of all air travellers (PNR data)
 
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*no information exchange with the US and other states lacking effective data protection
 
  
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2. Evaluation of existing surveillance powers
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<!--{121690125575010} -->We believe the respect for our privacy to be an important part of our human dignity. A free and open society cannot exist without unconditionally private spaces and communications.
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<!--{121690125575011} -->The increasing electronic registration and surveillance of the entire population does not make us any safer from crime, costs millions of Euros and puts the privacy of innocent citizens at risk. Under the reign of fear and blind actionism, targeted and sustained security measures fall by the wayside, as well as tackling peoples' actual daily problems such as unemployment and poverty.
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In order to protest against security mania and excessive surveillance we will take to the streets in capital cities all in many countries on 11 October 2008. We call on everybody to join our peaceful protest. Politicians are to see that we are willing to take to the streets for the protection of our liberties.
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You can find the latest information on the protest marches and the list of participating cities at our website: http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/Freedom_Not_Fear_2008.
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=== Our demands ===
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'''1. Cutback on surveillance'''
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* abolish the blanket logging of our communications and locations (data retention)
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* abolish the blanket collection of our biometric data as well as RFID passports
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* abolish the blanket collection of genetic data
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* abolish permanent CCTV camera surveillance and automatic detection techniques
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* scrap funding for the development of new surveillance techniques
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* no blanket registration of all air travellers (PNR data)
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* no information exchange with the US and other states lacking effective data protection
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* no secret searches of private computer systems, neither online nor offline
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* no blanket surveillance and filtering of internet communications (EU Telecoms-Package)
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'''2. Evaluation of existing surveillance powers'''
  
 
We call for an independent review of all existing surveillance powers as to their effectiveness and harmful side-effects.
 
We call for an independent review of all existing surveillance powers as to their effectiveness and harmful side-effects.
  
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3. Moratorium for new surveillance powers
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'''3. Moratorium for new surveillance powers'''
  
 
After the homeland armament of the past few years we demand an immediate hold to new homeland security laws that further restrict civil liberties.
 
After the homeland armament of the past few years we demand an immediate hold to new homeland security laws that further restrict civil liberties.
  
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===Supporters===
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'''4. Guaranteeing freedom of expression, dialogue and information on the Internet'''
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* Ban the installation of filtering infrastructure on ISP networks.
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* Only independent and impartial judges may request the removal of Internet content.
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* Create a full right to quote multimedia, today indispensable to public debate in democracies.
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* Protect common internet places of expression (participatory sites, forums, comments on blogs) today threatened by inadequate laws encouraging self-censorship (chilling effect)
  
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*Arbeitskreis Vorratsdatenspeicherung (Germany)
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==Supporters==
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*ODEBI (France)
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''Please ad your organization alphabetically! Please note, that you may find more supporters (and ad your organization) on the national planning pages!''
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*HumanRights21 (France)
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* [http://www.ak-vorrat.de Arbeitskreis Vorratsdatenspeicherung] (Germany)
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*...
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* [http://destapaelcontrol.blogspot.com Destapa el Control] (Spain)
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* [http://epic.org Electronic Privacy Information Center - EPIC] (USA)
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* [http://www.fsfeurope.org/ Free Software Foundation Europe] (Europe wide support)
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* [http://www.freedomfchs.com Freedom From Covert Harassment and Surveillance] (USA)
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* [http://opensource-bulgaria.org E-frontier Bulgaria] (Bulgaria)
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* [http://www.humanrights21.org/?p=26&langswitch_lang=en HumanRights21] (France)
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* ODEBI (France)
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* [http://www.vialibre.org.ar/ Fundación Vía Libre] (Argentina)
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* [http://www.acultura.org.ve La Libertaria] (Venezuela)
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* [http://www.prosa.dk/om_prosa/engelsk/ PROSA - Association of Computer Professionals] (Denmark)
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* [http://www.winstonsmith.info/ Progetto Winston Smith] (Italy)
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* [http://www.piratenpartei.de Piratenpartei Deutschland] (Germany)
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* [http://www.grüne.de Bündnis 90/Die Grünen] (Germany)
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* [http://www.gruene-jugend.de GRÜNE JUGEND Bundesverband] (Germany)
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* [http://www.StopFascism.com The Stop Fascism Action Network - SFAN] (USA)(Worldwide)
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* [http://www.tmplab.org /tmp/lab] (France)
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* [http://www.vibe.at/ VIBE!AT - Verein für Internet-Benutzer Österreichs] (Austria)
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* [http://www.votestrike.org Shut 'Em Down] (USA)
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* [http://www.wakinggiant.org  WakingGiant- Humanity vs NWO - WE WIN]  (CANADA)

Aktuelle Version vom 10. April 2011, 20:04 Uhr

Freedom Not Fear 2008 > ! Call for Action

Call for Action

Schedule:

  • review and editing until sunday, 20. July
  • translation into _your_ language by 25. July
  • European-wide release by each participating organization with an individual press release on 27. or 28th July
  • US-wide release by the Electronic Privacy Information Center by August 8
  • South America release by Fundación Vía Libre, Appui Mutuel Pour le Développement & Electronic Privacy Information Center by TBD

International Action Day "Freedom not fear - Stop the surveillance mania!" on 11 October 2008

A broad movement of campaigners and organizations is calling on everybody to join action against excessive surveillance by governments and businesses. On 11 October 2008, concerned people in many countries will take to the streets, the motto being "Freedom not fear 2008". Peaceful and creative action, from protest marches to parties, will take place in many capital cities.

Surveillance mania is spreading. Governments and businesses register, monitor and control our behaviour ever more thoroughly. No matter what we do, who we phone and talk to, where we go, whom we are friends with, what our interests are, which groups we participate in - "big brother" government and "little brothers" in business know it more and more thoroughly.

The resulting lack of privacy and confidentiality is putting at risk the freedom of confession, the freedom of speech as well as the work of doctors, helplines, lawyers and journalists.

The manifold agenda of security sector reform encompasses the convergence of police, intelligence agencies and the military, threatening to melt down the division and balance of powers.

Using methods of mass surveillance, the borderless cooperation of the military, intelligence services and police authorities is leading towards new borders and walls, thus building true "Fortresses" in Europe and on other continents, directed against refugees and different-looking people but also affecting, for example, political activists, the poor and under-priviledged, and sports fans.

People who constantly feel watched and under surveillance cannot freely and courageously stand up for their rights and for a just society. Mass surveillance is thereby threatening the fabric of a democratic and open society.

Mass surveillance is also endangering the work and commitment of civil society organizations.

Surveillance, distrust and fear are gradually transforming our society into one of uncritical consumers who have "nothing to hide" and - in a vain attempt to achieve total security - are prepared to give up their freedoms. We do not want to live in such a society!

We believe the respect for our privacy to be an important part of our human dignity. A free and open society cannot exist without unconditionally private spaces and communications.

The increasing electronic registration and surveillance of the entire population does not make us any safer from crime, costs millions of Euros and puts the privacy of innocent citizens at risk. Under the reign of fear and blind actionism, targeted and sustained security measures fall by the wayside, as well as tackling peoples' actual daily problems such as unemployment and poverty.

In order to protest against security mania and excessive surveillance we will take to the streets in capital cities all in many countries on 11 October 2008. We call on everybody to join our peaceful protest. Politicians are to see that we are willing to take to the streets for the protection of our liberties.

You can find the latest information on the protest marches and the list of participating cities at our website: http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/Freedom_Not_Fear_2008.

Our demands

1. Cutback on surveillance

  • abolish the blanket logging of our communications and locations (data retention)
  • abolish the blanket collection of our biometric data as well as RFID passports
  • abolish the blanket collection of genetic data
  • abolish permanent CCTV camera surveillance and automatic detection techniques
  • scrap funding for the development of new surveillance techniques
  • no blanket registration of all air travellers (PNR data)
  • no information exchange with the US and other states lacking effective data protection
  • no secret searches of private computer systems, neither online nor offline
  • no blanket surveillance and filtering of internet communications (EU Telecoms-Package)

2. Evaluation of existing surveillance powers

We call for an independent review of all existing surveillance powers as to their effectiveness and harmful side-effects.

3. Moratorium for new surveillance powers

After the homeland armament of the past few years we demand an immediate hold to new homeland security laws that further restrict civil liberties.

4. Guaranteeing freedom of expression, dialogue and information on the Internet

  • Ban the installation of filtering infrastructure on ISP networks.
  • Only independent and impartial judges may request the removal of Internet content.
  • Create a full right to quote multimedia, today indispensable to public debate in democracies.
  • Protect common internet places of expression (participatory sites, forums, comments on blogs) today threatened by inadequate laws encouraging self-censorship (chilling effect)

Supporters

Please ad your organization alphabetically! Please note, that you may find more supporters (and ad your organization) on the national planning pages!

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