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EU: European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS): EDPS outlines lack of compliance of several EU institutions and bodies with Video-Surveillance Guidelines

01 February 2012

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EDPS outlines lack of compliance of several EU institutions and bodies with Video-Surveillance Guidelines (Press release, pdf) and Follow-up Report to the 2010 EDPS Video-Surveillance Guidelines (pdf): "the EDPS is disappointed to see that the implementation of the Guidelines has been put on hold or significantly delayed in several institutions."

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