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Hungarian Civil Liberties Union: Hungarian Government to Create Top-rank National Security Informational Center

01 December 2011

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Hungarian Civil Liberties Union: Hungarian Government to Create Top-rank National Security Informational Center (HCLU, link)

"The Hungarian government came up with a new proposal, which talks about the setting up of a National Security Informational and Criminal Analysis Center. This new government body could freely roam about in other government databases and could collect and retain our data without any restriction. The monster feeding on our personal data is digging privacy’s grave even deeper."

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