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      <title>03. Security or Surveillance? Climate Activism Under Watch in France: “Hope after the algorithm&quot;&apos;</title>
      <description><![CDATA[<p>France says it’s leading the fight against climate change. So why is it treating climate activists like criminals?</p><p><i>Security or Surveillance? Climate Activism Under Watch in France</i> is a three-part mini-series from Are We Europe, hosted by journalist Seden Anlar. It investigates how artificial intelligence, counterterrorism rhetoric, and state surveillance are being used to silence climate activists, restrict protest, and reshape civic space in France—and across the EU. </p><p>Through personal stories and expert insight, the series explores the human cost of repression and the growing criminalisation of environmental protest.</p><p>This podcast was produced within the scope of <a href="https://focuscharter.eu/">FOCUS</a>, a project co-financed by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EU CERV. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.</p>
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      <itunes:summary>Artificial intelligence is reshaping public life in Europe – not just through automation, but through surveillance.
In the final episode of Security or Surveillance?, host Seden Anlar explores how AI-powered monitoring tools are increasingly being used to police protests, monitor dissent, and chill political participation in France and across the EU. 
We hear from legal expert Erik Tuchtfeld, who breaks down the complex legal landscape surrounding AI surveillance, fundamental rights, and the challenges of pushing back through European courts. Climate activists Arthur Grimon and Lea Hobson reflect on what it means to resist in the face of surveillance, police violence, and criminalisation – and how solidarity, resilience, and international connections fuel their fight.
With insights from psychologist and trauma researcher Prof. Guido Veronese and human rights advocate Caterina Rodelli, we explore the power of activism as a coping mechanism and a path to human connection – as demonstrated by ongoing struggles across climate justice, migration, and anti-racist movements.
This podcast was produced within the scope of FOCUS, a project co-financed by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EU CERV. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Artificial intelligence is reshaping public life in Europe – not just through automation, but through surveillance.
In the final episode of Security or Surveillance?, host Seden Anlar explores how AI-powered monitoring tools are increasingly being used to police protests, monitor dissent, and chill political participation in France and across the EU. 
We hear from legal expert Erik Tuchtfeld, who breaks down the complex legal landscape surrounding AI surveillance, fundamental rights, and the challenges of pushing back through European courts. Climate activists Arthur Grimon and Lea Hobson reflect on what it means to resist in the face of surveillance, police violence, and criminalisation – and how solidarity, resilience, and international connections fuel their fight.
With insights from psychologist and trauma researcher Prof. Guido Veronese and human rights advocate Caterina Rodelli, we explore the power of activism as a coping mechanism and a path to human connection – as demonstrated by ongoing struggles across climate justice, migration, and anti-racist movements.
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      <itunes:summary>Algorithmic Video Surveillance (AVS) is quietly reshaping how public spaces are monitored – turning everyday life into a site of constant observation, prediction, and control.

In this episode, host Seden Anlar continues her conversation with digital rights groups, mental health experts and activists, to explore the human cost of surveillance technologies that go beyond watching to predicting behaviour.

AVS, first developed for large-scale sports events, is now being deployed to monitor city streets, protests, and daily routines. As surveillance shifts from investigating crimes to anticipating dissent, activists face not only political repression but a deeper psychological toll – anxiety, depression, and exhaustion by design.

We ask: what happens when surveillance isn’t about stopping crime, but about making people hesitate? And how does this dissolve solidarity, trust, and the very foundations of resistance?

This podcast was produced within the scope of FOCUS, a project co-financed by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EU CERV. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Algorithmic Video Surveillance (AVS) is quietly reshaping how public spaces are monitored – turning everyday life into a site of constant observation, prediction, and control.

In this episode, host Seden Anlar continues her conversation with digital rights groups, mental health experts and activists, to explore the human cost of surveillance technologies that go beyond watching to predicting behaviour.

AVS, first developed for large-scale sports events, is now being deployed to monitor city streets, protests, and daily routines. As surveillance shifts from investigating crimes to anticipating dissent, activists face not only political repression but a deeper psychological toll – anxiety, depression, and exhaustion by design.

We ask: what happens when surveillance isn’t about stopping crime, but about making people hesitate? And how does this dissolve solidarity, trust, and the very foundations of resistance?

This podcast was produced within the scope of FOCUS, a project co-financed by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EU CERV. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.</itunes:subtitle>
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      <itunes:summary>Episode 01: “The disaster is here”
 
France presents itself as a global climate leader—but at home, environmental activists are facing increasing repression from the authorities. 

In this episode, host Seden Anlar speaks with activists Arthur Grimon and Lea Hobson of Les Soulèvements de la Terre, who share what it’s like to face police raids, surveillance, and accusations of “eco-terrorism” for protesting environmental destruction.

With insights from Amnesty International’s Catrinel Motoc and trauma expert Guido Veronese, we explore how AI surveillance, counterterrorism rhetoric, and repressive laws are reshaping protest—and how this crackdown is affecting activists’ mental health, human rights, and the future of climate resistance in France and beyond.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Episode 01: “The disaster is here”
 
France presents itself as a global climate leader—but at home, environmental activists are facing increasing repression from the authorities. 

In this episode, host Seden Anlar speaks with activists Arthur Grimon and Lea Hobson of Les Soulèvements de la Terre, who share what it’s like to face police raids, surveillance, and accusations of “eco-terrorism” for protesting environmental destruction.

With insights from Amnesty International’s Catrinel Motoc and trauma expert Guido Veronese, we explore how AI surveillance, counterterrorism rhetoric, and repressive laws are reshaping protest—and how this crackdown is affecting activists’ mental health, human rights, and the future of climate resistance in France and beyond.</itunes:subtitle>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 30 Jan 2025 10:40:19 +0000</pubDate>
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      <itunes:title>04. With an open mic: From the front row</itunes:title>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Sasha meets artist Robert Shepherd, a Canadian who has been living in Amsterdam for over a decade, providing a “front-row” perspective on the industry. Shepherd explains how the  open mic community grew after the pandemic and lockdowns, with Amsterdam’s diversity and rich cultural life creating fertile ground.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Sasha meets artist Robert Shepherd, a Canadian who has been living in Amsterdam for over a decade, providing a “front-row” perspective on the industry. Shepherd explains how the  open mic community grew after the pandemic and lockdowns, with Amsterdam’s diversity and rich cultural life creating fertile ground.</itunes:subtitle>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 30 Jan 2025 10:40:01 +0000</pubDate>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 27 Aug 2022 15:11:07 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>info@areweeurope.eu (Katz Laszlo)</author>
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      <author>info@areweeurope.eu (Adenike Fapohunda, Teresa O&apos;Connell)</author>
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Naomi, Prune, Gosia and Julia share their intimate and lived experiences as women in Europe, but also their views on the place of women in their country, the need (or not) for European feminism mouvements and the evolution of women's rights in Europe.

This episode is a part of the podcast Europe & Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.


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Naomi O’Leary, an Irish journalist and co-founder of The Irish Passport podcast which covered the abortion referendum campaign in Ireland.
Julia de Ipola, an Argentinian, PhD student and editor for Le Grand Continent.
Gosia Wochowska, a Polish activist and feminist,
 
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Naomi, Prune, Gosia and Julia share their intimate and lived experiences as women in Europe, but also their views on the place of women in their country, the need (or not) for European feminism mouvements and the evolution of women&apos;s rights in Europe.

This episode is a part of the podcast Europe &amp; Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.


Guests : 
Prune Antoine, a French journalist, author and co-founder of Sisters of Europe.
Naomi O’Leary, an Irish journalist and co-founder of The Irish Passport podcast which covered the abortion referendum campaign in Ireland.
Julia de Ipola, an Argentinian, PhD student and editor for Le Grand Continent.
Gosia Wochowska, a Polish activist and feminist,
 
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This episode is a part of the podcast Europe &amp; Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.


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Prune Antoine, a French journalist, author and co-founder of Sisters of Europe.
Naomi O’Leary, an Irish journalist and co-founder of The Irish Passport podcast which covered the abortion referendum campaign in Ireland.
Julia de Ipola, an Argentinian, PhD student and editor for Le Grand Continent.
Gosia Wochowska, a Polish activist and feminist,
 
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Silvia Casalino, Joëlle Sambi and Kylie Noble are all women and lesbian. They talk about double discrimination and the constant need to fight for their rights in Europe.

This episode is a part of the podcast Europe & Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.

Guests :
Silvia Casalino, an Italian, lesbian, aerospace engineer and co-director of the European Central Asia Lesbian Community.
Joëlle Sambi, a Belgian-Congolese, lesbian, author and poet and President of the European Central Asia Lesbian Community.
Kylie Noble, a Northern Irish journalist and lesbian.

Credits: 
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Dubbing: 
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This episode is a part of the podcast Europe &amp; Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.

Guests :
Silvia Casalino, an Italian, lesbian, aerospace engineer and co-director of the European Central Asia Lesbian Community.
Joëlle Sambi, a Belgian-Congolese, lesbian, author and poet and President of the European Central Asia Lesbian Community.
Kylie Noble, a Northern Irish journalist and lesbian.

Credits: 
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This episode is a part of the podcast Europe &amp; Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.

Guests :
Silvia Casalino, an Italian, lesbian, aerospace engineer and co-director of the European Central Asia Lesbian Community.
Joëlle Sambi, a Belgian-Congolese, lesbian, author and poet and President of the European Central Asia Lesbian Community.
Kylie Noble, a Northern Irish journalist and lesbian.

Credits: 
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Jarek Oleszczynski from Poland and Tamas Dombos from Hungary share their experiences of being gay in these countries and the role of the European Union in defending LGBTQ + rights.

This episode is a part of the podcast Europe & Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.

Guests: 
Jarek Oleszczynski, a Polish, gay author of Ideologia LGBT, produced by Are We Europe .
Tamas Dombos, a gay Hungarian activist and spokesperson of the Hatter Society, one of the oldest LGBTQ+ organisations in Hungary.

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This episode is a part of the podcast Europe &amp; Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.

Guests: 
Jarek Oleszczynski, a Polish, gay author of Ideologia LGBT, produced by Are We Europe .
Tamas Dombos, a gay Hungarian activist and spokesperson of the Hatter Society, one of the oldest LGBTQ+ organisations in Hungary.

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This episode is a part of the podcast Europe &amp; Sentiment. Each episode tells an intimate tale which challenge the stereotypes of European identity.

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Jarek Oleszczynski, a Polish, gay author of Ideologia LGBT, produced by Are We Europe .
Tamas Dombos, a gay Hungarian activist and spokesperson of the Hatter Society, one of the oldest LGBTQ+ organisations in Hungary.

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Get yourself a glass of wine or a fresh and cold pint of beer, take a break from the stressful season, get comfy on the couch, and join us while we explore one of Europe's oldest Christmas traditions! 

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