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Dec 18, 01:09

EU Weakens Child Sexual Abuse Directive Amid Member State Opposition

The European Union is updating its 2011 directive on combating child sexual abuse, but member states have weakened the proposal, removing key protections for children who have reached the age of consent, despite over 1.5 million cases reported in 2022.

EU Weakens Child Sexual Abuse Directive Amid Member State Opposition

The European Union is updating its 2011 directive on combating child sexual abuse, but member states have weakened the proposal, removing key protections for children who have reached the age of consent, despite over 1.5 million cases reported in 2022.

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What immediate impact will the weakened EU directive on child sexual abuse have on child protection across member states?

The European Union aims to update its 2011 directive on combating child sexual abuse and exploitation, but member states have weakened the initial proposal. Seven member states criticized the removal of key protections for children who have reached the age of consent. Over 1.5 million cases of child sexual abuse were reported in the EU in 2022 alone.

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Dec 17, 16:14

EU Sues UK Over Brexit Agreement, Citing Unfulfilled Rights for EU Citizens

The European Commission is suing the UK in the EU Court of Justice for failing to grant EU citizens residing in the UK the rights promised in the 2019 Brexit agreement, alleging insufficient UK regulations and citing concerns about approximately three million EU citizens.

EU Sues UK Over Brexit Agreement, Citing Unfulfilled Rights for EU Citizens

The European Commission is suing the UK in the EU Court of Justice for failing to grant EU citizens residing in the UK the rights promised in the 2019 Brexit agreement, alleging insufficient UK regulations and citing concerns about approximately three million EU citizens.

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What are the immediate consequences of the European Commission's lawsuit against the UK for failing to uphold the rights of EU citizens as promised in the Brexit agreement?

The European Commission sued the UK on Monday for not granting EU citizens all the rights promised in the 2019 Brexit agreement. Approximately three million EU citizens resided in the UK at the time of Brexit, and the Commission alleges the UK is failing to uphold its commitment to their continued residency under the same conditions. This breach affects workers' rights to free movement and residence.

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Dec 12, 07:09

EU Investigates TikTok's Role in Romanian Election

The European Commission is investigating allegations that TikTok's algorithm amplified content disproportionately favoring ultranationalist Călin Georgescu in Romania's presidential election, testing the EU's new Digital Services Act's ability to address rapid online manipulation.

EU Investigates TikTok's Role in Romanian Election

The European Commission is investigating allegations that TikTok's algorithm amplified content disproportionately favoring ultranationalist Călin Georgescu in Romania's presidential election, testing the EU's new Digital Services Act's ability to address rapid online manipulation.

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What specific concerns regarding TikTok's algorithm and its potential impact on the Romanian election led to calls for an investigation under the DSA?

The EU's slow response highlights a tension between enforcing the DSA and avoiding accusations of election interference. While the Romanian audiovisual regulator requested a probe, the European Commission's cautious approach reflects concerns about due process and sufficient evidence. This contrasts with sharp criticism from European lawmakers who believe platforms are not taking the issue seriously.

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Dec 3, 22:11

TikTok Under Scrutiny After Romanian Election

Following Romania's presidential elections, the European Parliament questioned TikTok about its content moderation practices amid concerns about the influence of the platform on the election outcome, which saw independent candidate Calin Georgescu win the first round with 22.95% of the vote thanks t...

TikTok Under Scrutiny After Romanian Election

Following Romania's presidential elections, the European Parliament questioned TikTok about its content moderation practices amid concerns about the influence of the platform on the election outcome, which saw independent candidate Calin Georgescu win the first round with 22.95% of the vote thanks t...

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What specific actions did TikTok take to remove illegal content during the Romanian elections, and what evidence supports their claims of no interference?

Following Romania's presidential elections, concerns arose regarding TikTok's role in the campaign. Independent candidate Calin Georgescu, who won the first round with 22.95% of the vote, heavily utilized the platform. Despite this, TikTok claims no evidence of covert influence operations or foreign interference was found.

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Nov 13, 22:05

EU Deforestation Law Under Fire

The EU's deforestation law faces potential weakening amendments by CDU/CSU, sparking controversy over bureaucracy, environmental protection, and international relations.

EU Deforestation Law Under Fire

The EU's deforestation law faces potential weakening amendments by CDU/CSU, sparking controversy over bureaucracy, environmental protection, and international relations.

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What changes are the CDU/CSU proposing?

The CDU/CSU's proposed amendments aim to reduce the compliance burden by limiting proof of deforestation-free production to 'first-marketers' and exempting companies from zero-risk countries. This has sparked strong opposition.

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Dec 18, 16:15

EU Weakens Child Sexual Abuse Directive Amidst Member State Opposition

The EU is updating its 2011 directive on child sexual abuse, but member states weakened the initial proposal, omitting key protections and drawing criticism from child advocacy groups; in 2022, 1.5 million cases were reported in the EU.

EU Weakens Child Sexual Abuse Directive Amidst Member State Opposition

The EU is updating its 2011 directive on child sexual abuse, but member states weakened the initial proposal, omitting key protections and drawing criticism from child advocacy groups; in 2022, 1.5 million cases were reported in the EU.

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What immediate impact will the weakening of the EU's proposed directive on child sexual abuse have on child protection in Europe?

The EU aims to update its 2011 directive on child sexual abuse, but the initial proposal was weakened by Justice Ministers. Seven member states criticized the removal of key protections for children who have reached the age of sexual majority.

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Dec 16, 10:09

EU Court Orders Potential €44 Billion Repayment for Spanish IRPH Mortgages

A European court ruling could force Spanish banks to repay €44 billion to one million families overcharged on IRPH mortgages, following a 12-year legal battle by lawyers José María Erauskin and Maite Ortiz, highlighting the ECJ's role in consumer protection.

EU Court Orders Potential €44 Billion Repayment for Spanish IRPH Mortgages

A European court ruling could force Spanish banks to repay €44 billion to one million families overcharged on IRPH mortgages, following a 12-year legal battle by lawyers José María Erauskin and Maite Ortiz, highlighting the ECJ's role in consumer protection.

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What is the immediate impact of the European court ruling on Spanish families with IRPH mortgages?

A European court ruling may benefit one million Spanish families who overpaid on mortgages by an average of €24,987, totaling potentially €44 billion in repayments. Lawyers José María Erauskin and Maite Ortiz, after a 12-year legal battle, secured this victory challenging the IRPH indexation.

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Dec 8, 10:06

Gijón Court Rules Against Banco Sabadell for Abusive Floor Clause Agreement

A Gijón court ruled against Banco Sabadell for an abusive agreement with a client to remove a floor clause in exchange for abandoning legal action, citing insufficient information provided to the client regarding the financial and legal ramifications; this sets a precedent for future cases.

Gijón Court Rules Against Banco Sabadell for Abusive Floor Clause Agreement

A Gijón court ruled against Banco Sabadell for an abusive agreement with a client to remove a floor clause in exchange for abandoning legal action, citing insufficient information provided to the client regarding the financial and legal ramifications; this sets a precedent for future cases.

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What are the immediate implications of the Gijón court's ruling on banks' agreements to remove floor clauses?

"A Gijón court ruled that Banco Sabadell's agreement with a client to remove a floor clause in exchange for dropping legal action was abusive, setting a precedent. The court found the bank failed to adequately inform the client of the economic and legal consequences of waiving the right to claim refunds. This decision impacts similar cases, potentially opening the door for further claims against banks for insufficient transparency in such agreements."

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Nov 19, 04:07

Hungary's LGBT Law Faces EU Court Challenge

Hungary faces legal action from the EU over a child protection law criticized for equating pedophilia with homosexuality and restricting LGBT representation.

Hungary's LGBT Law Faces EU Court Challenge

Hungary faces legal action from the EU over a child protection law criticized for equating pedophilia with homosexuality and restricting LGBT representation.

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What are the main criticisms of the Hungarian child protection law?

The Hungarian law equates pedophilia with homosexuality, leading to criticism for potentially harming children and violating their rights.

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Nov 5, 19:04

EU to Strengthen Protections Against Gender-Based Violence

Irish Commissioner-designate pledges to strengthen EU protection of women from gender-based violence, pushing for further legislation.

EU to Strengthen Protections Against Gender-Based Violence

Irish Commissioner-designate pledges to strengthen EU protection of women from gender-based violence, pushing for further legislation.

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Why was rape not included as a Euro-crime in the recent EU directive?

The EU recently passed a directive to combat violence against women, but it excluded rape as a Euro-crime due to a lack of consensus among member states. McGrath plans to encourage member states to adopt consent-based definitions of rape.

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