Open letter to Members of the European Parliament on EU-US PNR agreement
The Identity Project joins 20 other nonprofit, nongovernmental organizations from Europe and the USA in a joint letter being sent today to Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to inform them about the real facts of the proposed EU-US agreement on U.S. DHS access to PNR (travel reservation) data from the EU, and to ask that MEPs reject the proposed and highly controversial agreement.
Press release: Concerned NGOs send letter to inform Members of the European Parliament about the EU-USA Agreement on Passenger Name Records.
German version of press release: VIBE!AT und NoPNR.org senden offenen Brief an EU Parlamentarier um sie über das Fluggastdatenabkommen mit den USA zu informieren.
Text of letter (letter in PDF format):
Information on the upcoming vote on the EU-USA PNR Agreement
Dear MEP,
Soon you will be deciding on the EU-US agreement on passenger name records (PNR).
Since there is confusing information on this agreement, there are a few things we would like to clarify.
Please consider the following issues for your decision on the EU-US PNR Agreement: