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EU: Observatory on data protection in police and judicial matters updated

01 November 2006

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Observatory updated with the latest draft (22 November) plus Declaration by the European Data Protection Authorities, 2 November 2006 call on: "the Member States to respect and strengthen the civil liberties of the citizens living in the EU to establish an adequate system of data protection arrangements guaranteeing a high and equivalent standard of data protection applicable to all data processing for law enforcement purposes."

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