Yesterday
we reported on the
Campaign for privacy in electronic communication at work and about the sentence by the TSJC
in favour of a firm in its case against the employee who used the electronic mail for activities other than those relating to the firm.
The
Association of Internauts has decided to support the campaign in favour of electronic privacy initiated by
Kriptopolis and
has published the
Manifest pro-electronic privacy.
Meanwhile, yesterday we reported on the presentation in the Senate of a motion by the Socialist group which asks the
Government to create a Plan of definite measures that guarantee the right of privacy and inviolability of communications via via
electronic mail, both at work and in private. This was not the only motion presented yesterday in the Senate claiming the right
to privacy on Internet. The senator for United Left of the Balearics, Manuel Cámara, also presented a motion that requests the
Government to set up the necessary measures to consider electronic mail and Internet as instruments of communication and
information of the workers and the unions within the firm. Both the motion by Manuel Cámara and the one presented by Félix
Lavilla, on behalf of the Socialists, were rejected by the votes against of the senators of the Popular Group.
More information:
Boletín Oficial del Senado (27/11/2000)
RECTIFICATION (01/12/2000)
According to the Office of the Senator for the Balearics, the motion presented by the Autonomous Senator, M. Càmara, was approved as tranactional with the unanimous support of all the groups.