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EU: European Court of Justice: European Union legislation on the publication of information relating to the beneficiaries of European agricultural funds is partially invalid

01 November 2010

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EU: European Court of Justice: European Union legislation on the publication of information relating to the beneficiaries of European agricultural funds is partially invalid (pdf) See also: EU court finds transparency rules on farm subsidies 'disproportionate' (euobserver, link): "In a major blow to transparency campaigners, the European Union's highest court on Tuesday (9 November) ruled that the publication of names and details of individual farmers receiving agricultural aid infringes their right to privacy."

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