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=<big>Fickt euch mit euerer Beschwerde gegen die Volkszählung!</big>=
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==Recipients==
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#Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner for Home Affairs, BE-1049 Brussels, Belgium
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#Viviane Reding, European Commission Vice-President with responsibility for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship, BE-1049 Brussels, Belgium
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#Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President with responsibility for the Digital Agenda
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==Draft text==
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Dear Commissioners,
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The EU data retention directive 2006/24 requires telecommunications companies to store data about all of their customers' communications. Although ostensibly to reduce barriers to the single market, the Directive was proposed as a measure aimed at facilitating criminal investigations. The Directive creates a process for recording details of who communicated with whom via various electronic communications systems. In the case of mobile phone calls and SMS messages, the respective location of the users is also recorded. In combination with other data, Internet usage is also to be made traceable.
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We believe that such invasive surveillance of the entire population is unacceptable. With a data retention regime in place, sensitive information about social contacts (including business contacts), movements and the private lives (e.g. contacts with physicians, lawyers, workers councils, psychologists, helplines, etc) of 500 million Europeans is collected in the absence of any suspicion. Telecommunications data retention undermines professional confidentiality, creating the permanent risk of data losses and data abuses and deters citizens from making confidential communications via electronic communication networks. It undermines the protection of journalistic sources and thus compromises the freedom of the press. Overall it damages preconditions of our open and democratic society. In the absence of a financial compensation scheme in most countries, the enormous costs of a telecommunications data retention regime must be borne by the thousands of affected telecommunications providers. This leads to price increases as well as the discontinuation of services, and indirectly burdens consumers.
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Studies prove that the communications data available without data retention are generally sufficient for effective criminal investigations. Blanket data retention has proven to be superfluous, harmful or even unconstitutional in many states across Europe, such as Austria, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Romania and Sweden. These states prosecute crime just as effectively using targeted instruments, such as the data preservation regime agreed in the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime. There is no proof that telecommunications data retention provides for better protection against crime. On the other hand, we can see that it costs billions of euros, puts the privacy of innocent people at risk, disrupts confidential communications and paves the way for an ever-increasing mass accumulation of information about the entire population.
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Legal experts expect the European Court of Justice to follow the Constitutional Court of Romania as well as the European Court of Human Rights's Marper judgement and declare the retention of telecommunications data in the absence of any suspicion incompatible with the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
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As representatives of the citizens, the media, professionals and industry we collectively reject the Directive on telecommunications data retention. We urge you to propose the repeal of the EU requirements regarding data retention in favour of a system of expedited preservation and targeted collection of traffic data as agreed in the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime. In doing so, please be assured of our support.
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Yours faithfully,
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==Signatories (name, organisation, country)==
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#Gergana Jouleva for the '''Access to Information Programme''', Bulgaria
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#Terri Dowty for '''Action on Rights for Children''', UK
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#Rainer Hammerschmidt for '''Aktion Freiheit statt Angst e.V.''', Germany
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#Andrea Monti for '''ALCEI - Electronic Frontiers Italy''', Italy
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#David Banisar for '''ARTICLE 19: Global Campaign for Free Expression''', UK
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#Dr. Roland Lemye for '''Association Belge des Syndicats Médicaux''', Belgium
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#Alen Nanov for the '''Association for Advising, Treatment, Resocialization and Reintegration of Drug Users and Other Marginalized and Vulnerable Groups IZBOR''', Macedonia
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#Bogdan Manolea for the '''Association for Technology and Internet - APTI''', Romania
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#Martine Simonis for '''L'association Générale des Journalistes Professionnels de Belgique (AGJPB)''', Belgium
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#Ute Groth for '''bdfj Bundesvereinigung der Fachjournalisten e.V.''', Germany
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#Ot van Daalen for '''Bits of Freedom''', The Netherlands
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#Gabriele Nicolai for '''Berufsverband Deutscher Psychologinnen und Psychologen e.V.''', Germany
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#Torsten Bultmann for '''Bund demokratischer Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler e.V.''', Germany
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#Marina Jelic for '''Center for Peace and Democracy Development CPDD''', Serbia
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#Sabiha Husic for '''Citizens' Association Medica Zenica''', Bosnia and Herzegovina
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#Zdenko Duka for the '''Croatian Journalists' Association CJA''', Croatia
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#Christian Jeitler for '''Cyber Liberties Union''', Austria
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#Vagn Jelsoe for the '''Danish Consumer Council''', Denmark
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#Karl Lemmen, '''Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe e.V.''', Germany
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#Ulrich Janßen for '''Deutsche Journalistinnen- und Journalisten-Union dju in ver.di''', Germany
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#Michael Konken for '''Deutscher Journalisten-Verband''', Germany
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#Stefanie Severin for '''DFJV Deutscher Fachjournalisten-Verband AG''', Germany
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#TJ McIntyre for '''Digital Rights Ireland''', Ireland
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#Martina Haan for '''DPV Deutscher Presse Verband – Verband für Journalisten e.V.''', Germany
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#Prof. Michael Rotert for '''eco - Association of the German Internet Industry''', Germany
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#Eleni Alevritou for '''EKPIZO Consumers Association the Quality of Life''', Greece
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#Ville Oksanen for '''Electronic Frontier Finland''', Finland
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#Katitza Rodriguez for the '''Electronic Frontier Foundation''', U.S.A.
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#Thomas Gramstad for '''Electronic Frontier Norway''', Norway
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#Máté Dániel Szabó for '''Eötvös Károly Institute''', Hungary
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#Andreas Krisch for '''European Digital Rights''', Europe
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#Anne Margrethe Lund, '''European Movement in Norway''', Norway
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#Werner Korsten for the '''Evangelische Konferenz für Telefonseelsorge und Offene Tür e.V.''', Germany
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#Simona Conservas for '''exgae''', Spain
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#Stefan Hügel for '''FIfF - Forum InformatikerInnen für Frieden und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung e.V.''', Germany
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#padeluun for '''FoeBuD e.V.''', Germany
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#Beate Ziegler for '''Forum Menschenrechte''', Germany
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#Stephan Uhlmann for the '''Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) e.V.''', Europe
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#Valentina Pellizzer for '''Foundation Oneworld - platform for Southeast Europe (owpsee)''', Bosnia & Herzegovina
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#Ross Anderson for '''FIPR Foundation for Information Policy Research''', UK
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#Lutz Donnerhacke for '''FITUG e.V.''', Germany
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#Matthias Kirschner for '''Free Software Foundation Europe FSFE''', Europe
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#Martin Grauduszus for '''Freie Ärzteschaft e.V.''', Germany
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#Jürgen Wahlmann for '''GameParents.de e.V.''', Germany
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#Christoph Klug for '''Gesellschaft für Datenschutz und Datensicherheit e.V. (GDD)''', Germany
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#Arvind Ganesan for '''Human Rights Watch''', international
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#Joyce Hes for '''Humanistisch Verbond''', The Netherlands
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#Sven Lüders for '''Humanistische Union e.V.''', Germany
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#Dr. Balázs Dénes for the '''Hungarian Civil Liberties Union''', Hungary
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#Jo Glanville for '''Index on Censorship''', UK
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#Dr. Rolf Gössner for '''Internationale Liga für Menschenrechte (Berlin)''', Germany
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#Rudi Vansnick for '''Internet Society Belgium''', Belgium
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#Veni Markovski for the '''Internet Society Bulgaria''', Bulgaria
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#Gérard Dantec for the '''Internet Society France''', France
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#Jan Willem Broekema for '''Internet Society''', The Netherlands
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#Marcin Cieślak for the '''Internet Society Poland''', Poland
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#Eamonn Wallace for '''IrelandOffline''', Ireland
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#Mark Kelly for the '''Irish Council for Civil Liberties''', Ireland
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#Niels Elgaard Larsen for the '''IT-Political Association of Denmark''', Denmark
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#Markéta Nováková for '''Iuridicum Remedium''', Czech Republic
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#Milan Antonijevic for '''Koalicija za slobodu pristupa informacijama (Coalition for Free Access to Information)''', Serbia
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#Elke Steven for the '''Komitee für Grundrechte und Demokratie''', Germany
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#Agata Szczerbiak for '''Krytyka Polityczna (Political Critic)''', Poland
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#Jérémie Zimmermann for '''La Quadrature du Net''', France
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#Milan Antonijevic for '''Lawyers Commitee for Human Rights YUCOM''', Serbia
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#Klaus Jetz for '''Lesben- und Schwulenverband LSVD''', Germany
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#Isabella Sankey for '''Liberty (the National Council for Civil Liberties)''', UK
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#Astrid Thienpont for '''Liga voor Mensenrechten (Human Rights League)''', Belgium
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#Manuel Lambert for '''Ligue des droits de l’Homme (Human Rights League)''', Belgium
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#Bardhyl Jashari for '''Metamorphosis Foundation''', Macedonia
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#Christian Bahls for '''MOGiS e.V.''', Germany
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#Dennis Grabowski for '''naiin - no abuse in internet e.V.''', Germany
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#Thomas Bruning for '''Nederlandse Vereniging van Journalisten''', The Netherlands
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#Harry Hummel for '''Netherlands Helsinki Committee''', The Netherlands
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#Albrecht Ude for '''netzwerk recherche e.V.''', Germany
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#Christine Nordmann for '''Neue Richtervereinigung e.V.''', Germany
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#Phil Booth for '''NO2ID''', UK
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#Jim Killock for '''Open Rights Group''', UK
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#Laurence Evrard for the '''Ordre des barreaux francophones et germanophone''', Belgium
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#Annelies Verstraete for the '''Orde van Vlaamse Balies''', Belgium
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#Katarzyna Szymielewicz for '''Panoptykon Foundation''', Poland
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#Stefan Kaminski for the '''Polish Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications''', Poland
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#Simon Davies for '''Privacy International''', UK
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#Mag. Georg Markus Kainz for '''q/uintessenz''', Austria
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#Christian Rickerts for '''Reporter ohne Grenzen e.V.''', Germany
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#Jean Francois Julliard for '''Reporters Sans Frontières''', international
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#Carsten Gericke for '''Republikanischer Anwältinnen- und Anwälteverein e.V.''', Germany
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#Walter van Holst for '''ScriptumLibre Foundation/Stichting Vrijschrift.org''', The Netherlands
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#Tony Bunyan for '''Statewatch''', UK
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#Janet de Jonge for '''Stichting Meldpunt Misbruik ID-plicht''', The Netherlands
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#Hans van der Giessen for the board of '''Stichting NBIP - Nationale Beheersorganisatie Internet Providers''', The Netherlands
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#Lars-Henrik Paarup Michelsen for '''Stopp Datalagringsdirektivet''', Norway
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#Paul Jansen for '''The dotindividual Foundation''', The Netherlands
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#Karin Ajaxon for '''the Julia Group''', Sweden
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#Bernadette Ségol for '''UNI europa''', Belgium
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#Frank Bsirske for '''United Services Union (ver.di - Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft)''', Germany
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#Dr. Carla Meyer for '''Verband der Freien Lektorinnen und Lektoren VFLL e.V.''', Germany
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#Dr. Werner Weishaupt for '''Verband freier Psychotherapeuten, Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapie und Psychologischer Berater e.V.''', Germany
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#Gerd Billen for '''Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband e.V.''', Germany
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#Prof. Dr. Wulf Dietrich for '''Verein demokratischer Ärztinnen und Ärzte''', Germany
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#Anna Bauer for '''Vereinigung Demokratischer Juristinnen und Juristen e.V.''', Germany
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#Arnout Veenman for the '''Vereniging ISPConnect Nederland''', The Netherlands
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#Miek Wijnberg for '''Vereniging Vrijbit''', The Netherlands
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#Daniel Jahre for '''Verein Linuxwochen''', Austria
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#Claudio Agosti for the '''Winston Smith Project''', Italy
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==Background==
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[http://www.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/content/view/366/79/lang,en/ More information on data retention]

Version vom 13:06, 22. Jun. 2010

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Recipients

  1. Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner for Home Affairs, BE-1049 Brussels, Belgium
  2. Viviane Reding, European Commission Vice-President with responsibility for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship, BE-1049 Brussels, Belgium
  3. Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President with responsibility for the Digital Agenda

Draft text

Dear Commissioners,

The EU data retention directive 2006/24 requires telecommunications companies to store data about all of their customers' communications. Although ostensibly to reduce barriers to the single market, the Directive was proposed as a measure aimed at facilitating criminal investigations. The Directive creates a process for recording details of who communicated with whom via various electronic communications systems. In the case of mobile phone calls and SMS messages, the respective location of the users is also recorded. In combination with other data, Internet usage is also to be made traceable.

We believe that such invasive surveillance of the entire population is unacceptable. With a data retention regime in place, sensitive information about social contacts (including business contacts), movements and the private lives (e.g. contacts with physicians, lawyers, workers councils, psychologists, helplines, etc) of 500 million Europeans is collected in the absence of any suspicion. Telecommunications data retention undermines professional confidentiality, creating the permanent risk of data losses and data abuses and deters citizens from making confidential communications via electronic communication networks. It undermines the protection of journalistic sources and thus compromises the freedom of the press. Overall it damages preconditions of our open and democratic society. In the absence of a financial compensation scheme in most countries, the enormous costs of a telecommunications data retention regime must be borne by the thousands of affected telecommunications providers. This leads to price increases as well as the discontinuation of services, and indirectly burdens consumers.

Studies prove that the communications data available without data retention are generally sufficient for effective criminal investigations. Blanket data retention has proven to be superfluous, harmful or even unconstitutional in many states across Europe, such as Austria, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Romania and Sweden. These states prosecute crime just as effectively using targeted instruments, such as the data preservation regime agreed in the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime. There is no proof that telecommunications data retention provides for better protection against crime. On the other hand, we can see that it costs billions of euros, puts the privacy of innocent people at risk, disrupts confidential communications and paves the way for an ever-increasing mass accumulation of information about the entire population.

Legal experts expect the European Court of Justice to follow the Constitutional Court of Romania as well as the European Court of Human Rights's Marper judgement and declare the retention of telecommunications data in the absence of any suspicion incompatible with the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

As representatives of the citizens, the media, professionals and industry we collectively reject the Directive on telecommunications data retention. We urge you to propose the repeal of the EU requirements regarding data retention in favour of a system of expedited preservation and targeted collection of traffic data as agreed in the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime. In doing so, please be assured of our support.

Yours faithfully,

Signatories (name, organisation, country)

  1. Gergana Jouleva for the Access to Information Programme, Bulgaria
  2. Terri Dowty for Action on Rights for Children, UK
  3. Rainer Hammerschmidt for Aktion Freiheit statt Angst e.V., Germany
  4. Andrea Monti for ALCEI - Electronic Frontiers Italy, Italy
  5. David Banisar for ARTICLE 19: Global Campaign for Free Expression, UK
  6. Dr. Roland Lemye for Association Belge des Syndicats Médicaux, Belgium
  7. Alen Nanov for the Association for Advising, Treatment, Resocialization and Reintegration of Drug Users and Other Marginalized and Vulnerable Groups IZBOR, Macedonia
  8. Bogdan Manolea for the Association for Technology and Internet - APTI, Romania
  9. Martine Simonis for L'association Générale des Journalistes Professionnels de Belgique (AGJPB), Belgium
  10. Ute Groth for bdfj Bundesvereinigung der Fachjournalisten e.V., Germany
  11. Ot van Daalen for Bits of Freedom, The Netherlands
  12. Gabriele Nicolai for Berufsverband Deutscher Psychologinnen und Psychologen e.V., Germany
  13. Torsten Bultmann for Bund demokratischer Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler e.V., Germany
  14. Marina Jelic for Center for Peace and Democracy Development CPDD, Serbia
  15. Sabiha Husic for Citizens' Association Medica Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  16. Zdenko Duka for the Croatian Journalists' Association CJA, Croatia
  17. Christian Jeitler for Cyber Liberties Union, Austria
  18. Vagn Jelsoe for the Danish Consumer Council, Denmark
  19. Karl Lemmen, Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe e.V., Germany
  20. Ulrich Janßen for Deutsche Journalistinnen- und Journalisten-Union dju in ver.di, Germany
  21. Michael Konken for Deutscher Journalisten-Verband, Germany
  22. Stefanie Severin for DFJV Deutscher Fachjournalisten-Verband AG, Germany
  23. TJ McIntyre for Digital Rights Ireland, Ireland
  24. Martina Haan for DPV Deutscher Presse Verband – Verband für Journalisten e.V., Germany
  25. Prof. Michael Rotert for eco - Association of the German Internet Industry, Germany
  26. Eleni Alevritou for EKPIZO Consumers Association the Quality of Life, Greece
  27. Ville Oksanen for Electronic Frontier Finland, Finland
  28. Katitza Rodriguez for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, U.S.A.
  29. Thomas Gramstad for Electronic Frontier Norway, Norway
  30. Máté Dániel Szabó for Eötvös Károly Institute, Hungary
  31. Andreas Krisch for European Digital Rights, Europe
  32. Anne Margrethe Lund, European Movement in Norway, Norway
  33. Werner Korsten for the Evangelische Konferenz für Telefonseelsorge und Offene Tür e.V., Germany
  34. Simona Conservas for exgae, Spain
  35. Stefan Hügel for FIfF - Forum InformatikerInnen für Frieden und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung e.V., Germany
  36. padeluun for FoeBuD e.V., Germany
  37. Beate Ziegler for Forum Menschenrechte, Germany
  38. Stephan Uhlmann for the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) e.V., Europe
  39. Valentina Pellizzer for Foundation Oneworld - platform for Southeast Europe (owpsee), Bosnia & Herzegovina
  40. Ross Anderson for FIPR Foundation for Information Policy Research, UK
  41. Lutz Donnerhacke for FITUG e.V., Germany
  42. Matthias Kirschner for Free Software Foundation Europe FSFE, Europe
  43. Martin Grauduszus for Freie Ärzteschaft e.V., Germany
  44. Jürgen Wahlmann for GameParents.de e.V., Germany
  45. Christoph Klug for Gesellschaft für Datenschutz und Datensicherheit e.V. (GDD), Germany
  46. Arvind Ganesan for Human Rights Watch, international
  47. Joyce Hes for Humanistisch Verbond, The Netherlands
  48. Sven Lüders for Humanistische Union e.V., Germany
  49. Dr. Balázs Dénes for the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, Hungary
  50. Jo Glanville for Index on Censorship, UK
  51. Dr. Rolf Gössner for Internationale Liga für Menschenrechte (Berlin), Germany
  52. Rudi Vansnick for Internet Society Belgium, Belgium
  53. Veni Markovski for the Internet Society Bulgaria, Bulgaria
  54. Gérard Dantec for the Internet Society France, France
  55. Jan Willem Broekema for Internet Society, The Netherlands
  56. Marcin Cieślak for the Internet Society Poland, Poland
  57. Eamonn Wallace for IrelandOffline, Ireland
  58. Mark Kelly for the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, Ireland
  59. Niels Elgaard Larsen for the IT-Political Association of Denmark, Denmark
  60. Markéta Nováková for Iuridicum Remedium, Czech Republic
  61. Milan Antonijevic for Koalicija za slobodu pristupa informacijama (Coalition for Free Access to Information), Serbia
  62. Elke Steven for the Komitee für Grundrechte und Demokratie, Germany
  63. Agata Szczerbiak for Krytyka Polityczna (Political Critic), Poland
  64. Jérémie Zimmermann for La Quadrature du Net, France
  65. Milan Antonijevic for Lawyers Commitee for Human Rights YUCOM, Serbia
  66. Klaus Jetz for Lesben- und Schwulenverband LSVD, Germany
  67. Isabella Sankey for Liberty (the National Council for Civil Liberties), UK
  68. Astrid Thienpont for Liga voor Mensenrechten (Human Rights League), Belgium
  69. Manuel Lambert for Ligue des droits de l’Homme (Human Rights League), Belgium
  70. Bardhyl Jashari for Metamorphosis Foundation, Macedonia
  71. Christian Bahls for MOGiS e.V., Germany
  72. Dennis Grabowski for naiin - no abuse in internet e.V., Germany
  73. Thomas Bruning for Nederlandse Vereniging van Journalisten, The Netherlands
  74. Harry Hummel for Netherlands Helsinki Committee, The Netherlands
  75. Albrecht Ude for netzwerk recherche e.V., Germany
  76. Christine Nordmann for Neue Richtervereinigung e.V., Germany
  77. Phil Booth for NO2ID, UK
  78. Jim Killock for Open Rights Group, UK
  79. Laurence Evrard for the Ordre des barreaux francophones et germanophone, Belgium
  80. Annelies Verstraete for the Orde van Vlaamse Balies, Belgium
  81. Katarzyna Szymielewicz for Panoptykon Foundation, Poland
  82. Stefan Kaminski for the Polish Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications, Poland
  83. Simon Davies for Privacy International, UK
  84. Mag. Georg Markus Kainz for q/uintessenz, Austria
  85. Christian Rickerts for Reporter ohne Grenzen e.V., Germany
  86. Jean Francois Julliard for Reporters Sans Frontières, international
  87. Carsten Gericke for Republikanischer Anwältinnen- und Anwälteverein e.V., Germany
  88. Walter van Holst for ScriptumLibre Foundation/Stichting Vrijschrift.org, The Netherlands
  89. Tony Bunyan for Statewatch, UK
  90. Janet de Jonge for Stichting Meldpunt Misbruik ID-plicht, The Netherlands
  91. Hans van der Giessen for the board of Stichting NBIP - Nationale Beheersorganisatie Internet Providers, The Netherlands
  92. Lars-Henrik Paarup Michelsen for Stopp Datalagringsdirektivet, Norway
  93. Paul Jansen for The dotindividual Foundation, The Netherlands
  94. Karin Ajaxon for the Julia Group, Sweden
  95. Bernadette Ségol for UNI europa, Belgium
  96. Frank Bsirske for United Services Union (ver.di - Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft), Germany
  97. Dr. Carla Meyer for Verband der Freien Lektorinnen und Lektoren VFLL e.V., Germany
  98. Dr. Werner Weishaupt for Verband freier Psychotherapeuten, Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapie und Psychologischer Berater e.V., Germany
  99. Gerd Billen for Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband e.V., Germany
  100. Prof. Dr. Wulf Dietrich for Verein demokratischer Ärztinnen und Ärzte, Germany
  101. Anna Bauer for Vereinigung Demokratischer Juristinnen und Juristen e.V., Germany
  102. Arnout Veenman for the Vereniging ISPConnect Nederland, The Netherlands
  103. Miek Wijnberg for Vereniging Vrijbit, The Netherlands
  104. Daniel Jahre for Verein Linuxwochen, Austria
  105. Claudio Agosti for the Winston Smith Project, Italy

Background

More information on data retention

Von „http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/DRletter“
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