Družba nadzora pomeni konec družbe razvoja! | Nataša Pirc Musar | TEDxNovaGorica

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Kam vodi pohlep varnostno obveščevalnih služb po popolnem nadzoru nad vsemi našimi komunikacijami, ali ves ta nadzor res povečuje našo varnost, kdo sploh ima možnost preprečiti nadzor nad nami v digitalnem svetu ...
Nadzor nad našimi komunikacijami ni samo eden najbolj grobih posegov v našo zasebnost, temveč tudi poseg v pravico do svobode izražanja. Nadzor naše vsebine vseh vrst komunikacij nam jemlje pravico svobodno izražati se, saj je samocenzura pravzaprav najhuje, kar se nam lahko zgodi.

After graduating from Low school and passing the bar exam, she was employed for six years at the Slovenian national television station as a journalist and news presenter for the main news programme TV Dnevnik. Subsequently, she worked for five years as a news presenter on "24 ur", the primary information programme of the largest commercial television broadcaster in Slovenia, POP TV. In April 2003 she became the Director of the Training and Communications Centre of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia. On July 15 2004, the National Assembly elected her the second Slovenian Commissioner for Access to Public Information. She was nominated for this position by the President of the Republic of Slovenia. Since 31 December 2005, when the Office of the Commissioner for Access to Public Information merged with the Inspectorate for Personal Data Protection, Nataša Pirc Musar has held the office of Information Commissioner. She is now finishing her second term on this position. In October 2009, Nataša Pirc Musar was elected Vice President of the Europol Joint Supervisory Body, and in March 2013 President of the JSB Europol.

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