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EU: Public Seminar: European Parliament: PNR/SWIFT/Safe Harbour: Are transatlantic data protected?

01 March 2007

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(Transatlantic relations and data protection), Monday 26 March 2007 (pdf)

Papers for the seminar:

Stefano Rodota The European Constitutional Model for Data Protection (pdf)

The Automated Targeting System (ATS)—A Violation of American Law, The EU-US PNR Agreement and Basic Human Rights. Barry Steinhardt (ACLU) (pdf)

Recent Privacy Developments in the United States, Particularly with Respect to Travelers Using Air Transport, Marc Rotenberg (EPIC) (pdf)

Transborder Data Flows and Extraterritoriality : The European Position, Yves Poullet (CRID) (pdf)

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