Repeal "Stop privacy intrusion"
| FAILED: Repeal "Stop privacy intrusion" | |
|---|---|
| Considered by: | United Nations |
| Category: | Repeal |
| Repeals: | Stop privacy intrusion |
| Proposed by: | Adolf Barham |
| Status: | Failed |
| Implemented: | |
| Votes For: | N/A |
| Votes Against: | N/A |
Resolution Text
The United Nations,
UNDERSTANDING the privacy protections in Resolution #10, "Stop Privacy Intrusion,"
CONSIDERING that Resolution #10, "Stop Privacy Intrusion," does not enforce anything due to the wording used in that it only suggests that each UN member passes the legislation, making the resolution ineffectual,
NOTING that Resolution #10, "Stop Privacy Intrusion," severely hampers the ability of governments in the NSUN to catch criminals,
ALSO NOTING that Resolution #10, "Stop Privacy Intrusion," does not define many of the terms it contains, making it vague,
FURTHERMORE NOTING that Resolution #10, "Stop Privacy Intrusion," does not define "other kinds of interception of communications," nor what "serious" evidence of a planned or committed crime means, making it even more vague,
BELIEVING that an improved replacement that doesn't go too far in protecting people's privacy, should be made,
REPEALS Resolution #10 "Stop Privacy Intrusion."
Co-Authored by: Reveal and Repeal
- Votes For: N/A
- Votes Against: N/A
- Voting Ended: May 20 2006
