Svea

Chloé Berthéleémy leads EDRi’s policy work on law enforcement, migration and data protection issues, including cross-border access to data, police cooperation, EU agencies and databases. She also has expertise related to online freedom of expression and content moderation in the context of the Terrorist Content Online Regulation. Before joining EDRi, she advocated for youth rights at the European level. She holds a Double Master in European Affairs from Sciences Po Lille (FR) and Aston University (UK).

Svea Windwehr is the Co-Chair of D64 and a member of the advisory board of the German Digital Services Coordinator, which oversees the implementation of the Digital Services Act. As her day job, she is a policy advisor at Mozilla. Her work focuses on European digital policy, focusing on platform regulation, user rights, and countering surveillance from a variety of angles, including data retention, safeguarding encryption and child protection.

Events with this speaker

Day 3

17:15

60m

The Last of Us - Fighting the EU Surveillance Law Apocalypse

The virus of surveillance is spreading across the European Union. In the form of its "ProtectEU" Internal Security Strategy, the European Commission is planning to attack encryption, re-introduce mandatory data retention and strengthen Europol and Frontex, the main agents of its oppressive law enforcement infrastructure. In this talk, we will journey the wastelands of the EU surveillance apocalypse together: We will take a close look at what politicians are planning to undermine our fundamental rights, the technology involved, and the real harms we must fight. From there, we will chart pathways to resistance and collective immunity against a surveillance agenda that requires us to form new alliances and re-think mobilization.