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EU: European Economic and Social Committee on EU-PNR: Opinion

01 May 2011

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EU: European Economic and Social Committee on EU-PNR: Opinion (pdf)

"the European Economic and Social Committee... voices its concern that the often-cited choice between security and freedom or, in more practical terms, stepping up security at the expense of citizens' rights, with regard to personal data, must under no circumstances run counter to the general principles underpinning fundamental personal rights."

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