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EU: Europol Supervisory Body report: Victims of trafficking in human beings: a data protection perspective

13 October 2015

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"The Europol Joint Supervisory Body experienced that on national and on international level more attention and harmonisation is needed for data processing activities by all competent authorities - police, prosecutors and investigative judges - involved in the fight against trafficking in human beings."

See the full report: Victims of trafficking in human beings: a data protection perspective

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