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Amelia Andersdotter MEMBER OF THE EUropean PARLIAMENT TRANSPARENCY REPORT 2013 2013 Foreword AFTER BEIng elected in 2009, a bureaucratic many issues where I would like to do much mess made me have to wait for over two more. But I can say with certainty that me years before I could begin my term in Brus- and my staff have put our mark in the areas sels. Landing in the European Parliament where we work, and I am very proud to be after such a long and uncertain wait was a leading my team here in Brussels. Amelia Andersdotter is a Member of the European Parliament. She represents the Swedish Pirate Party and within Parliament, tumultuous experience. During this time, she belongs to the Greens / EFA political group. however, I had the incredible fortune of THIS TRANsparency report is about some of being able to follow many political processes the things me and my team have done so far. in the Parliament up close: first as an intern We have compiled it to help you better un- and then as a local assistant for my col- derstand what it is we have been working for league Christian Engström. December 2011 and so that you can check that those things marked the time for me to begin the political are what I said I would do. work. I took this task very seriously: making THIS IS For all of you. justice to all those who have voted for me is a difficult task. I HAD BEen living in Belgium, Romania and Sweden. I believed that the task of representing the internet generation, which is global, would be easier if I had additional perspectives and more knowledge to bring. This turned out to be right, having this ex- perience has made it infinitely easier to see how various policy spaces can connect to peoples daily lives. AS A RESult I have dealt with a wide and Varför engelska? varied range of political issues concerning Amelia är en svensk politiker, så varför är den här rapporten på engelska? Det är enkelt: Amelia our society today: the information society. har ett internationellt kontor och det mesta av texten skrevs av praktikanterna Jan Louzek (Tjeck- Of course, I almost always feel strained as ien) och Galia Mancheva (Bulgarien). Ulf Pettersson hjälpte till med bilder och redigering. there are so many more things to do and so 2 3 Opinions and values “ I hope to change the world. This is what Basic Amelia I strive to accomplish with every talk. DEFEND INTERNET FREEDOM more and more of the internet is a farce. It turning into instruments of protectionism. “ The internet is in a state of martial law: is denying citizens the freedom to exchange Trademarks are used to curb freedom of ex- THE INTERnet age is the first time where the culture and information. Copyright as it pression. Increasingly, enforcement of rights world has incorporated almost all of the there are virtually no restrictions for stands is ineffective; it leads only to fear, is outsourced from the private sector unto knowledge, thoughts, opinions and experi- what the police and security services are unjust imprisonment and the blocking of public authorities, creating double and triple ences of humanity in one gigantic conversa- cultural interchange. costs for citizens that have to pay for the tion where almost everyone can take at least allowed to do. ALL OVER the internet, people remix maintenance of rights that ultimately restrict some part. Its success is built on freedom: culture and share experiences with a very their freedoms. on the freedom of speech and on open and tion society poses several challenges to both unusual excuse “I don’t like pirated vide- AMELIA Wants a progressive industrial free ways of connecting. It not only makes it legislators and innovators: the technical os, but this song is so great I just have to and innovation policy which is based on easier for us all to share solutions to human- problems, while interesting, are difficult. share it with you. No copyright infringement inclusion, low market entrance barriers and ity’s most pressing problems, to educate Politically, the challenge is to withstand an intended.” This is one example, of many, of competition. A framework of ineffective and and inform, but also to criticize and discuss, American industrial policy which restricts how people are unable to reconcile they way strict monopoly rights for various industri- entertain and amuse. privacy to the consumer rights field, rather they need to use the internet of today with al activities is clearly not the right tool to THIS FREedom is bad news to some; to than considering it a fundamental right. the copyright laws of yesterday. Amelia is not achieve these goals. those who benefit from keeping others in THE CHALlenges are many: government alone to summarized this with the simple the dark or disconnected from each other; to military interests and security agencies, with sentence: “Copyright is dead”. A UNITED EUROPE those who do not like open discussions and affiliated business associates, are invading THESE ARe some of the reasons why free debates; to those who have old profits the information society at a rapid pace. Amelia is convinced that copyright needs to TO AMELIA, the European Union represents to guard and easy monopolies to maintain. While privacy and self-determination is undergo a fundamental overhaul, and soon. hope. In many of the challenges facing the They are wrong and they are a threat to the necessary for people to have trust in other information society, not the least of which internet as we know it. This is why Amelia actors, these values are eroded by both is pervasive surveillance and spooky intelli- believes that internet freedom must be not government and industrial interests. Amelia gence agencies, the European Union has a only be defended, but seriously strength- “ We completely lack a debate about what believes in setting a new direction for society chance to take a progressive lead for funda- ened. and policy making, which values the individ- extent of rent-seeking is desirable. mental rights. ual’s right to self-determination and their own identities. MORE PRIVACY “ Together we are strong, at peace and Abolish the government of surveillance UNDO INTELLECTuaL PROPERTY REMAKE COPYRIGHT Break down the barriers - open up the working for a better tomorrow. THE RIGHT to privacy is the right to shape your own identity without undue influence from More free knowledge and more cultural knowledge the outside. The basic protection of privacy sharing AS A PEACe project, the Union is in a unique A DIFFEREnt field of problems which concern in the EU is guaranteed by the charter of place to put people’s interests over the Amelia are all the other intellectual property fundamental rights of the Union and the COMPREHENsive copyright reform is a cen- governments’. The democratic deficits in the rights. Monopolies on knowledge can be nec- European Convention of Human rights. As tral goal for Amelia. The current system of EU should of course not be denied; instead, essary, but special interests have distorted such, privacy is seen as a pre-condition for monopoly for 70 years after the death of the they should be fixed. them beyond anything reasonable. Patents democratic, stable societies. The informa- creator, extreme sentences of years in prison and detailed monitoring and blocking of block, rather than foster, innovation and are 4 5 ✯ A CHIEVEMENTS IN parLIAMENT ✯ During her short but intense term in the European Parliament, Amelia has worked on over 40 different pieces of legislation. These are some of her greatest achievements to date. Defeating ACTA ACTA, AN agreement bearing the full name of serious and unexpected bad consequences Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, was for citizens rights. The support for ACTA an international treaty that — according to started to weaken. the official version — should put an end to THE ROAD to defeating ACTA went via the A citizens thank you. After winning the ACTA vote, Amelia and other MEPs who had fought against ACTA were showered with flowers. The flowers were sent by citizens from all over Europe and filled up the entire Parliament mail room. Standing first to the left is Amelias Pirate counterfeiting in international trade. rejection in several committees of the Par- party colleague, Christian Engström. IN REALIty, ACTA was more an attempt to liament. One of Amelia’s greatest successes intriduce draconian laws of copyright en- was her strong criticism of ACTA within the forcement, border controls and surveillance Industry and Research Committee, ITRE. of the internet. The agreement was drafted As an almost completely new and unknown with all volunteers from across the continent was most likely going to reject the treaty, in secret by negotiators with ties to the me- committee member she became the Greens organized massive demonstrations. Amelia and that the best thing they could do was to dia industries. Instead of preventing coun- rapporteur for the committee opinion on took active part in the campaign against the delay the final vote. They tried but neverthe- terfeiting, ACTA would have criminalized ACTA. Amelia brought forward a severe treaty in Sweden. One of the results of these less failed to postpone the final vote. legal online sharing and crippled information critique of the agreement and recommended protests was several petitions against the exchange and cultural progress. A key player the treaty’s outright rejection. The commit- treaty, one of which was signed by 2.8 million THE NEWS that ACTA had been rejected by in revealing the secret ACTA negotiations to tee voted in favor of Amelia’s opinion.
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