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EU-USA: DATA SURVEILLANCE: Speech by European Data Protection Supervisor at Civil Liberties Committee hearing on mass surveillance (1)

07 October 2013

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"The Meijers Committee invites the Council, the other EU institutions and national governments to develop legislative initiatives that ensure the implementation of human rights standards into the framework of transnational cooperation between national authorities."

See the full text: Speech by European Data Protection Supervisor at Civil Liberties Committee hearing on mass surveillance (pdf)

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