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Statewatch: EU proposed new Directive on the exchange of personal data between law enforcement agencies

03 March 2015

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- the protection of personal data in police and judicial matters (2005-2008) and new proposals from 2011 ongoing
- full-text documentation on all the secret discussions in the Council - Updated 3 March 2015

See the link: EU: Observatory on data protection and law enforcement agencies

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