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EU: Statewatch Analysis: 11 years of Eurodac

15 January 2014

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"On 15 January 2003 Eurodac, the EU-wide database of asylum-seekers’ and irregular migrants’ fingerprints, came into use. Eleven years on, it holds the personal
data of nearly 2.3 million individuals and has been transformed into a policing as well as migration database."

See the full text: 11 years of Eurodac (pdf) by Chris Jones

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