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South Korea: Opposition to draft Legislation on ¡°Communication Data
Retention¡±
International Civil Society Organizations Endorse Letter of Protest to South
Korean Parliament
The South Korean Parliament is discussing a dangerous revision of the
¡°Protection of Communications Secrets Act¡±.
The revision would legally enforce telecommunications companies and internet
service providers (ISPs) to retain 'communications data' for at least three
months to one year and would require mobile phone service providers to
redesign their networks to permit wiretapping. Currently, data retention is
voluntary.
Communication data includes the following:
12 month retention
¡¤date and time of user's telecommunication
¡¤date and time of the start (or end) of the connection session
¡¤telephone numbers of caller and receiver
¡¤location information for telecommunications base station to confirm the
location of network access
3 month retention
¡¤communications data for use of and access to the internet or log-files of
internet user
¡¤information to trace or confirm the location of user's equipment used to
access a network or the internet
We are concerned that this revision will severely jeopardize the Korean's
people's right to privacy and freedom of expression, and therefore support
their actions against this legislation, request that the Parliament halt the
revision process and conduct a public hearing or consultation to solicit the
opinions of the public, including those of civil society and human rights
organizations.
April 17th 2007
Endorsements
ALCEI, Italy
APC.au, Australia
APC (International)
Bangladesh Friendship and Education Society (BFES), Bangladesh
BlueLink Information Network, Bulgaria
BytesForAll, India
BytesForAll, Pakistan
Digital Rights, Denmark
Foundation For Media Alternatives (FMA), Philippines
Japan Computer Access for Empowerment (JCAFE), Japan
JCA-NET, Japan
Institute For Popular Democracy (IPD), Philippines
IRIS (Imaginons un réseau Internet solidaire), France
IuRe, Czech Republic
Netzwerk Neue Medien, Germany
Open Institute, Cambodia
Privacy International
VOICE, Bangladesh
¡Ø Further background information
Of particular concern, is retention of internet logfiles which record every
detail of an individual's internet activities including
- the online transactions conducted
- websites visited
- time of access
- people they communicate with, and people they meet with
- files downloaded, edited, read and uploaded and so on.
This information will disclose people¡¯s friends and colleagues, political
and religious interests, hobbies, medical information. This information will
be at risk of abuse from hackers, while increasing the cost of using these
services.
The IP address is a unique location identifier of the computer location
within a network and sometimes geographically. If the communications data and
IP addresses become available, it is very easy to locate the physical
location and the real identity of internet users.
The revision requires legal retention of communications data and installation
of a system of wire-tapping mobile phone calls on the grounds that these
would be requested for the purposes of effective crime investigations. In
other words, if law enforcement authorities request communications data, ISPs
and telecommunications companies should provide them immediately in order not
to incur any penalties.
This data should be protected for the users' privacy and correspondent rights
which are guaranteed by Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and constitutional law. The government should uphold these basic
rights, not infringe them.
Retaining user's communications data as a normal procedure is contrary to the
aim of the 'Protection of Communications Secrets Act'. Data retention means
that governments may interfere with your private life and private
communications regardless whether you are suspected of a crime or not. If
this revision is passed, severe surveillance regime "BigBrother" on people's
communication by the government will start. It will infringe not just the
human rights, but destroy people's democracy. It also interferes with the
right to free expression as people who are lawfully accessing and
communicating are placed under indiscriminate surveillance.
Furthermore Data retention policy is useless without more draconian measures.
First it is likely that the retention periods will expand, as some countries
have already moved to three-, five- and even ten-year retention periods
without any consideration of the risks to privacy or costs to industry.
Second, the purposes for which data is accessed are always increased,
removing judicial and constitutional safeguards and permitting government
officials to gain access to the personal and sensitive information about our
habits without any protection against inevitable abuse. Third, it leads to
governments passing laws requiring the identification of all users of
communication services.
For several years, law enforcement agencies in various countries have tried
to establish similar data retention policies, however every attempt has been
criticized by diverse entities including international civil societies, human
rights organizations, opposition parties, legal experts, and industry.
Petitions against data retention act have been conducted continually for a
long time. The European Digital Rights and XS4ALL petition against data
retention has attracted over 58,000 signatures from citizens from across
Europe. Privacy officials in governments across Europe have come out in
opposition to data retention. Most recently, the Dutch Data Protection
Authority published an opinion advising against the draft Dutch data
retention law purporting to implement the EU Directive on Mandatory Retention
of Communications Traffic Data. And International Civil society
organizations, which participated in the World Summit on the Information
Society(WSIS) deeply warned the problems of data retentions opposed.
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