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speaking unofficial languages in court 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
German translation of an EU directive apparently differs from the English, possibly leading to German ATMs not giving receipts? (europe.pub) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
Struggling to find legal advice in Germany. 0 Fawkes 0 »
Has the EU started blocking some demographics of people (e.g. Tor users) from access to EU law? (eur-lex.europa.eu) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
It is now illegal in Belgium for lawyers to accept cash payments, according to a lawyer. Thus, no due process for unbanked people? Do other member states have this rule? (fedia.io) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
Why a good-samaritan forward-thinking EU member state cannot give people a right to repair 0 diyrebel 1 »
Trouble finding Belgian law transposed from EU Directive. (europe.pub) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
Why you don’t have a right to repair your washer in the EU; Also, law only requires washer/dryer makers to make their software available for 10 years. WTF 0 diyrebel 1 »
How anti-repair enshitification (like kill switches on washing machines) violates 9 human rights 0 diyrebel 1 »
New EU law allows train operators to discriminate against offline people 0 freedomPusher 1 »
Why is train data shared with the Belgian gov? (lemmy.sdf.org) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
no sidebar. Is this European law only, or law globally? 0 activistPnk 1 »
The Flixbus chatbot claims nothing it says is legally binding (but a court found otherwise in Canada, ruling against an airline) (webchat.flixbus.com) 0 activistPnk 1 »
Should you CC your GDPR Art.77 complaint to a data controller when the DPA is a deadbeat agency, as a legal strategy? 0 debanqued 1 »
The GDPR gives us a right to complain *for free*. But we get what we pay for. So we need a right to a free appeal, no? Or do we have that already? 0 debanqued 1 »
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