European Commission
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu  ·  activity timestamp last month

We have preliminarily found Temu in breach of its obligation to properly assess the risks of illegal products being sold on its marketplace.

Evidence shows there is a high risk for EU consumers to come across illegal products on the platform.

Analysis of a mystery shopping exercise we conducted found that consumers shopping on Temu are very likely to find non-compliant products among the offer, such as baby toys and small electronics.

Find out more: https://europa.eu/!XdqQQM

Graphic illustrating the EU Digital Services Act with a central icon of a laptop and shopping cart surrounded by yellow stars and various digital safety icons (like a padlock, alert bell, and no ads symbol). Text reads: "DIGITAL SERVICES ACT – Temu preliminarily found in breach in relation to illegal products on its platform." European Commission logo at the bottom right. Background features binary code on a gradient purple backdrop.
Graphic illustrating the EU Digital Services Act with a central icon of a laptop and shopping cart surrounded by yellow stars and various digital safety icons (like a padlock, alert bell, and no ads symbol). Text reads: "DIGITAL SERVICES ACT – Temu preliminarily found in breach in relation to illegal products on its platform." European Commission logo at the bottom right. Background features binary code on a gradient purple backdrop.
Graphic illustrating the EU Digital Services Act with a central icon of a laptop and shopping cart surrounded by yellow stars and various digital safety icons (like a padlock, alert bell, and no ads symbol). Text reads: "DIGITAL SERVICES ACT – Temu preliminarily found in breach in relation to illegal products on its platform." European Commission logo at the bottom right. Background features binary code on a gradient purple backdrop.
Erik van Straten
@ErikvanStraten@infosec.exchange replied  ·  activity timestamp last month

I unequivocally find the European Commission in breach of its obligation to properly assess and successfully mitigate the risks of all Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and on the West Bank.

Evidence shows there is a near 100% chance for Palestinians to have their land stolen, to be starved to deatb or to be exterminated in another manner.

Analysis of a document published by B'Tselem confirms without a doubt that Israël is committing Genocide. From their document: "History shows that attempting to eradicate a group of human beings is a crime with catastrophic consequences a crime that every person has the duty to oppose and act to stop immediately." The European Commission is definitely non-compliant w.r.t. meeting their obligations as defined by international laws and in the trade agreement between the EU and Israel.

Find out more (in Dutch): https://rightsforum.org/oud-eu-ambassadeurs-roepen-op-tot-sancties-tegen-israel-om-gruwelen-te-stoppen/
English translation (possibly incorrect): https://rightsforum-org.translate.goog/oud-eu-ambassadeurs-roepen-op-tot-sancties-tegen-israel-om-gruwelen-te-stoppen/?_x_tr_sl=nl&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp

@EUCommission

#MerzIsWrong#VonDerLeyenIsWrong#RightsForumIsRight#BTselemIsRight#FrancescaAlbaneseIsRight#DitchOrban
TiKXI
@TiKXI@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp last month
@EUCommission It didnät bother anyone when production was moved to China couple of decades ago for profit of the rich bitches and gentlemen.

This has been, and will be true in my opinion, local production is always more healthy for the economy than outsourcing it to a foreing land.

This just damage control when the shit has all ready slingshot to the fan.