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At the beginning of August, a court in Amsterdam and the Dutch Data Protection Authority, a privacy watchdog, clarified that municipalities cannot oblige sex workers to provide sensitive personal information when they...
Two out of three websites of health care institutions, such as home care and mental health care, are not safe. This was reported by the Open State Foundation, which researched over 22,000 health care institutions....
One municipality in Lithuania accidentally leaked residents' personal codes to the public, violating their right to privacy and exposing them to fraud.
According to media reports, during recent anti-government demonstrations against judicial reforms in Poland, the police reportedly mounted surveillance of an opposition politician and two NGO activists. The Helsinki...
A new and alarming amendment concerning data retention has been approved by the Chamber of Deputies and is now to be examined by the Senate. The initiative, intentionally proposed in at a time of low political...
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Rights International Spain has raised its concerns with the UN experts on privacy and judicial independence over a failure in the Ministry of Justice's electronic communications system that could have allowed any user to access any judicial file.
The Norwegian government has decided to allow police to compel the use of biometric authentication, as proposed in an amendment to the code of criminal proceeding. Article 199 states that if anyone refuses a...
In a move to limit the political fallout from a security breach that may have led to the mass disclosure of citizens’ private information, two Swedish ministers on Thursday resigned from the government. In one of the...
An article by the US FBI warns that smart toys can contain microphones, cameras, GPS, data storage and speech recognition that can extract personal data. Toys that are connected to the internet or Bluetooth are easy...
The two young men who shared a kiss on Facebook and became targets for hate speech did not receive any help from Lithuanian law enforcement officials - now their case has reached Strasbourg.
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