Tag: GDPR
MPs slam UK data regulator for failing to protect people’s rights
Student Proctoring Software Gets First Test Under EU Privacy Law
US-EU data sharing deal Privacy Shield struck down by European court
US-EU Privacy Shield data-sharing pact invalidated over surveillance fears
Access Now to EU Commission: Strike down the toothless Privacy Shield
Update: The Court of Justice of the European Union will deliver its judgement on the “Schrems II” case. While the case deals with larger EU-US data transfer questions, it could lead to the invalidation of the Privacy Shield.
COVID-19 & the right to protest: pressing issues at the 44th Human Rights Council
As the 44th session of the Human Rights Council kicks off amid a pandemic and mass protests, we’re closely monitoring action on the issues impacting digital rights globally.
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Access Now welcomes European Commission’s call for stronger enforcement of the GDPR
On June 24, the European Commission presented its report on the application of the General Data Protection Regulation.