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EU: TERRORISM: RESTRICTIVE MEASURES: Letter from the European Data Protection Supervisor to the President of the European Parliament

01 December 2011

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EU: TERRORISM: RESTRICTIVE MEASURES: Letter from the European Data Protection Supervisor to the President of the European Parliament (pdf). The EDPS says that the Council significantly changed the data protection provisions put forward by the Commission and the High Representative regarding Syria and Afghanistan.

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