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EU-USA: DATA SURVEILLANCE: MEPs want to scrap US data agreements

13 March 2014

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"MEPs want the EU to scrap data protection agreements with the US as they increase pressure on member states to start negotiations on reforming data protection rules in the EU."

See the article: MEPs want to scrap US data agreements (euobserver, link)

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