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2021년 3월 25일

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European Parliament

EU adopts new regulation on trade of dual-use surveillance technology

"Parliament agrees to new EU export rules on dual use items", 25 March 2021

Parliament backed the new set of rules for exporting dual use products and technologies, including cyber-surveillance tools.

The reviewed rules govern the export of so-called dual use goods, software and technology - for example, high-performance computers, drones and certain chemicals - that can have legitimate civilian applications, but can also be used for the development of weapons of mass-destruction, terrorist acts and human rights violations. The update was adopted by 642 votes for, 37 against and 9 abstentions.

The current update, made necessary by technological developments and growing security risks, includes new criteria to grant or reject export licenses for certain items.

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