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13. Expresses serious concern at Law 6532, which came into force on 26 April 2014 and which dramatically increases the powers of the National Intelligence Agency (MİT), undermining the freedom of the media, freedom of expression and the right to access information of public interest, rendering the staff of the Agency virtually immune to legal proceedings and violating privacy rules by making it possible for the Agency to procure personal data without a court order; considers that these provisions violate Turkey’s obligations in respect of international humanitarian law and i ...[+++]ts own national laws;

1.The Commission may be assisted by representatives of end users, independent experts, in particular on security issues, and by representatives of the relevant national agencies, in particular national space agencies, to provide it with the necessary technical and scientific expertise and user feedback.

Partners for this approach will include international, European and national policy makers, international and Member State research and innovation programmes, European business and industry, the European Environment Agency and national environment agencies, and other relevant stakeholders.

The Union contribution to such global space endeavours needs to be defined in long-term strategic roadmaps (10 years and more), aligning with the Union's space policy priorities, and in coordination with the Member States and internal European partners, such as ESA and National Space Agencies, and, when relevant, with international partners and with the space agencies of space-faring nations.

A. whereas allegations have been made by a former technical worker at the CIA and the National Security Agency (NSA), Edward Snowden, claiming that US agencies have been gathering data on people with the help of major internet companies and that the NSA and FBI have been exchanging information with internet companies and sharing this information with EU Member States;

A. whereas on 6 June 2013 the media reported on PRISM, a clandestine electronic surveillance programme operated by the US National Security Agency (NSA) since 2007; whereas PRISM is a development of a warrantless wiretapping programme revealed by media outlets in 2005 and legalised in 2007 through the Protect America Act and by the FISAA, which authorised mass surveillance –­ including in relation to EU citizens ­– of emails, chats, videos, photos, file transfers, social networking data and other data; whereas, according to the US authorities, two programmes are being run, one on the metadata of telephone communications and the other o ...[+++]n internet and emails, which cannot intentionally target US citizens or foreign nationals legally resident in the US, and consequently have other targets, including EU citizens;