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EU: Court of Justice rules OLAF has violated data protection rights

01 September 2007

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Court of Justice press release concerning a new judgment finding that OLAF has violated data protection rights and must pay some token damages to the complainant. The judgment itself has had all the reasoning removed from it, presumably to protect the complainant's reputation and personal data: Press release (French, pdf)

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