Announcing The Next PPI Board Meeting August 20th at 14:00 UTC
The Next PPI Board Meeting will take place on August 20th at 14:00 UTC. Everyone is welcome to attend. The meeting will take place on Jitsi: https://jitsi.pirati.cz/PPI-Board
Announcing The Next PPI Board Meeting August 6th at 14:00 UTC
The Next PPI Board Meeting will take place on August 6th at 14:00 UTC. Everyone is welcome to attend. The meeting will take place on Jitsi: https://jitsi.pirati.cz/PPI-Board
PPI board meeting Wednesday, April 21st
All are welcome to PPI’s monthly board meeting Wednesday, April 21st. Find us at BigBlueButton. An audio alternative is @PiratesOnAir’s live stream. Meeting times are: 02:00pm CEST 12:00am UTC 08:00am EST
Happy Birthday Pirate Parties International !
We are delighted to share that this weekend marks 11 years since the founding of Pirate Parties International! A little bit about the history: After the founding of Piratpartiet in Sweden on January 1, 2006, other pirate parties emerged throughout Europe, and later worldwide. In the same year, a loose network of these parties was formed. In June 2007, representatives of the pirate parties of Sweden, the Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Poland, Spain, Ireland, Denmark, and Finland met for the first time at an international conference in Vienna. In 2008, further conferences followed in Berlin and Uppsala and the “Uppsala Declaration” was adopted. Since October 2009, the PPI has the status …
PPI board meeting Wednesday, 31th
All are welcome to PPI’s monthly board meeting Wednesday, March 31th. Find us at BigBlueButton. An audio alternative is @PiratesOnAir’s live stream. Meeting times are: 02:00pm CEST 12:00am UTC 08:00am EST
PPI board meeting Wednesday, Febuary 17th
All are welcome to PPI’s monthly board meeting Wednesday, Febuary 17th. Find us at BigBlueButton. An audio alternative is @PiratesOnAir’s live stream. Meeting times are: 2:00pm CET 1:00pm UTC 8:00am EST
PPI board meeting Wednesday, January 27th
All are welcome to PPI’s monthly board meeting Wednesday, January 27th. Find us at BigBlueButton. An audio alternative is @PiratesOnAir’s live stream. Meeting times are: 2:00pm CET 1:00pm UTC 8:00am EST
ECHR: Network blocking in Russia violates human rights
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR/ECtHR) in its judgment recognized the practice of blocking in Russia as incompatible with Articles 10 (the right to freedom of expression) and 13 (the right to a fair trial) of the European Charter of Human Rights. Gregory Engels, Representative for International Cooperation and City Councillor of the Pirate Party of Germany in Offenbach, has brought an action before the ECtHR. He is the owner of the Internet domain rublacklist.net, which is used by the Russian NGO “RosKomSvoboda” (in English: Russian Committee for Freedom) to provide detailed journalistic coverage of the Russian network closures. Among other things, it keeps statistics on the websites blocked …