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EU-US: DATA SURVEILLANCE: European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs working documents

13 December 2013

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Working document 1 on the US and EU Surveillance programmes and their impact on EU citizens fundamental rights

Working document 3 on the relation between the surveillance practices in the EU and the US and the EU data protection provisions

Working document 4 on US Surveillance activities with respect to EU data and its possible legal implications on transatlantic agreements and cooperation

Working document 5 on Democratic oversight of Member State intelligence services and of EU intelligence bodies
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