Interim Report of the Ad-hoc Advisory Group on Cross-border Internet
to the Steering Committee on the Media and New Communication Services incorporating analysis of proposals for international and multi-stakeholder cooperation on cross-border Internet
Friday, 28 January 2011
Data Protection Day - Speech by Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland
Speech of Mr Thorbjørn Jagland
Secretary General of the Council of Europe
Data Protection Day (30th Anniversary)
Brussels, 28 January 2011
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Does privacy still matter?
A few weeks ago, the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, said in a live webcast that the age of privacy was over. I hope this is not true. I hope privacy is not dead. It still matters, because privacy is a fundamental human right.
Secretary General of the Council of Europe
Data Protection Day (30th Anniversary)
Brussels, 28 January 2011
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Does privacy still matter?
A few weeks ago, the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, said in a live webcast that the age of privacy was over. I hope this is not true. I hope privacy is not dead. It still matters, because privacy is a fundamental human right.
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Jagland - “When the rule of law stops, tyranny begins"
Speech by Thorbjørn Jagland,
Secretary General of the Council of Europe
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Strasbourg, 27 January 2011
66 years is a long time, but then again, it is not. It is less than a lifetime. If the Holocaust had not happened, if one and a half million children would not have lost their lives in the most horrible circumstances, there would have been a million and a half more grandfathers and grandmothers in Europe, enjoying their retirement, spending time with their grandchildren. But they were murdered.
One and a half million children and millions more adults, Jews, Roma, homosexuals, disabled people, political dissidents, religious minorities and others, singled out for their race, religion, political beliefs, or their sexual orientation. Murdered.
Secretary General of the Council of Europe
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Strasbourg, 27 January 2011
66 years is a long time, but then again, it is not. It is less than a lifetime. If the Holocaust had not happened, if one and a half million children would not have lost their lives in the most horrible circumstances, there would have been a million and a half more grandfathers and grandmothers in Europe, enjoying their retirement, spending time with their grandchildren. But they were murdered.
One and a half million children and millions more adults, Jews, Roma, homosexuals, disabled people, political dissidents, religious minorities and others, singled out for their race, religion, political beliefs, or their sexual orientation. Murdered.
Video: Roma Mediators Training Programme - Day 1
On the first day of the Council of Europe's Roma mediators training programme, Ana Oprisan, 35, a Romanian living in Istanbul, Turkey, talks about the project, her experience and her expectations.
Background
Background
Monday, 24 January 2011
Jagland: "Europe Torn Apart By Globalisation, Xenophobia And Social Exclusion"
Speech by Thorbjorn Jagland
Secretary General of the Council of Europe
To the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
Monday, 24 January 2011
Main News Report
All great projects in history combine vision with pragmatism. Believing in something, even very enthusiastically, is not enough. It is what we do about it which makes a difference between great ideas and great illusions.
This was true sixty years ago when our organisation was created, and it is very much true today.
Secretary General of the Council of Europe
To the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
Monday, 24 January 2011
Main News Report
All great projects in history combine vision with pragmatism. Believing in something, even very enthusiastically, is not enough. It is what we do about it which makes a difference between great ideas and great illusions.
This was true sixty years ago when our organisation was created, and it is very much true today.
Friday, 14 January 2011
Hearing On Education And Training: Tools For Roma Integration
Brussels, 14 January 2011
Contribution by Olöf Olafsdottir, Director of Education and Languages, Council of Europe
Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Participants,
May I begin by thanking the organisers for inviting the Council of Europe to participate in this Hearing. It is a pleasure for me to be here and to be able to inform you about our work for improving Roma education.
Contribution by Olöf Olafsdottir, Director of Education and Languages, Council of Europe
Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Participants,
May I begin by thanking the organisers for inviting the Council of Europe to participate in this Hearing. It is a pleasure for me to be here and to be able to inform you about our work for improving Roma education.
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