Traduction de «Expression numérique » (Français → Anglais) :

numeric expression | numerical expression

static numeric expression

computer numerical control | computerized numerical control | CNC [Abbr.]

numeric type expression

digital single market [ digital agenda | DSM | e-single market | online single market | single market for digital content ]

digital literacy [ computer literacy | digital competence | digital skills | e-skills | informatics skills | information literacy | information skills | media literacy ]

digital video disc | DVD [Abbr.]

digital TV tuner | DTV tuner | digital television tuner | digital tuner

The 2005 UNESCO Convention on cultural diversity (ratified at EU level in 2006), provides for the promotion and protection of cultural diversity across the world and applies equally to new digital environments.

Today, under EU law, citizens in the EU enjoy a series of rights that are relevant to the digital environment, such as freedom of expression and information, protection of personal data and privacy, requirements for transparency and universal telephone and functional internet services and a minimum quality of service.

82. Stresses that the repression and control of citizens and businesses involves a growing technological component, through the blocking of content and the monitoring and identification of human rights defenders, journalists, activists and dissidents, as well as through the criminalisation of legitimate expression online and the adoption of restrictive legislation to justify such measures; recommends that the promotion and protection of digital freedoms should be mainstreamed, and reviewed annually, so as to ensure accountability and continuity in all EU external actions and financing and aid policies and instruments; calls on the Comm ...[+++]ission and Council to unequivocally recognise digital freedoms as fundamental rights, and as indispensable prerequisites for enjoying universal human rights such as freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and access to information, and for ensuring transparency and accountability in public life;

76. Stresses that the repression and control of citizens and businesses involves a growing technological component, through the blocking of content and the monitoring and identification of human rights defenders, journalists, activists and dissidents, as well as through the criminalisation of legitimate expression online and the adoption of restrictive legislation to justify such measures; recommends that the promotion and protection of digital freedoms should be mainstreamed, and reviewed annually, so as to ensure accountability and continuity in all EU external actions and financing and aid policies and instruments; calls on the Comm ...[+++]ission and Council to unequivocally recognise digital freedoms as fundamental rights, and as indispensable prerequisites for enjoying universal human rights such as freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and access to information, and for ensuring transparency and accountability in public life;