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BELGIUM: Launching the website “retain your privacy”: Campaign against the Belgian transposition of the European directive on the retention of data

01 October 2009

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'Retain your privacy' (pdf). Organisations include the Flemish and Walloon League for Human Rights, the Flemish and Walloon Bar, the Flemish and Walloon Association of Journalists, the Belgian Order of Physicians and a Belgian association for Telecom and Internet customers.

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