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EDRI (European Digital Rights) summary of the consultation by the European Commission on new EU plans for mandatory retention of telecom traffic data

01 September 2004

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21 September: Summary See also: Over 90 non-governmental organizations - including Statewatch - and 80 companies have endorsed Privacy International's call: Invasive, illusory, illegal and illegitimate See also EU surveillance of telecommunications: Statewatch analysis, S.O.S.Europe and EU-FBI communications surveillance plan

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