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EU: Article 29 Working Party on data protection: Letter to Commissioner Cecilia Malmström, Commissioner for DG Home Affairs (Internal security and immigration)

01 February 2011

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EU: Article 29 Working Party on data protection: Letter to Commissioner Cecilia Malmström, Commissioner for DG Home Affairs (Internal security and immigration): EU PNR agreements with the US, Canada and Australia – new negotiations (pdf). Expresses concerns about the EU-USA PNR, EU-Canada, EU-Australia and future PNR agreements.

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