Nadzor mednarodnih komunikacijskih sistemov

diplomsko delo visokošolskega strokovnega študija Varnost in policijsko delo

Mitja Kos (Author), Božidar Koren (Mentor)

Abstract

Obveščevalna dejavnost je proces zbiranja, obdelave, analize podatkov in posredovanja informacij. Obveščevalne službe zbirajo podatke v različnih okoljih. Informacijska revolucija, predvsem pa razvoj novih komunikacijskih sistemov, je dala obveščevalnim službam nove možnosti pridobivanja informacij, ki potujejo po teh sistemih. Izredno pomemben vir pridobivanja informacij so postali mednarodni komunikacijski sistemi. Zato so obveščevalne službe razvile različne metode in sredstva, ki jim omogočajo nadzor mednarodnih komunikacij. Ker gre v primeru nadzora mednarodnih komunikacij za dejavnost, ki lahko posredno omogoči tudi nadzor nacionalnih komunikacijskih sistemov, je zelo pomembno, kako je ta dejavnost obveščevalnih služb nadzorovana. V Republiki Sloveniji je opredeljenih več oblik nadzorstva nad obveščevalno-varnostnimi službami. Med te oblike nadzorstva spadajo nadzor zakonodajne oblasti, nadzor izvršilne oblasti, nadzor sodne oblasti in nadzor civilne družbe. Če je nadzor nad klasičnimi načini pridobivanja podatkov zadovoljivo urejen, naj bi bil nadzor nad področjem nadzora mednarodnih komunikacij zaradi številnih pravnih nejasnosti, predvsem kdo naj nadzor dovoli, po mnenju zlasti informacijske pooblaščenke neustrezno urejen. Podobne težave imajo tudi obveščevalne službe drugih držav. Še najbolje ima to področje urejena Nemčija v tako imenovanem Gesetzu G-10, v katerem so opisana pooblastila Zvezne obveščevalne službe na področju kontrole pisemskih pošiljk, komunikacij.

Keywords

obveščevalno-varnostna dejavnost;obveščevalne službe;nadzor;komunikacijski sistemi;diplomske naloge;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2013
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	M. Kos]
UDC:	351.746.1(043.2)
COBISS:	2597354
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Intelligence is the process of collection, procession, data analysis and transmittion of information. Intelligence services collect data in various environments. The information revolution, and in particular the development of new communication systems gave new possibilities to intelligence services to obtain information traveling through these systems. An extremely important source of information are now the international communications systems. Therefore, intelligence services have developed various methods and tools that enable them to control international communications. Since surveillance of international communications is an activity, which may indirectly facilitate the control of national communications systems, it is very important how the activities of intelligence services are monitored. There are several forms of supervision over intelligence-security services identified in the Republic of Slovenia. These forms of supervision include control over the legislative power, control of the executive power, control of the judicial power and control of the civil society. The control of the traditional methods of obtaining data is satisfactorily arranged, but the control of international communications due to a number of legal uncertainties, particularly the question who should permit such control, is according to the information commissioner mostly inadequately regulated. Similar problems exist in the intelligence services of other countries. This area is very well regulated in Germany in the so-called Gesetz G-10, which desvribes the powers of the Federal Intelligence Service regarding the control of mail and communications.
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	49 str.
ID:	15794