July is set to be a busy month in Luxembourg. On the first and second of the month, the General Court of the European Union (which is part of the Court of Justice of the European Union) will hear a case against the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield brought by three French NGOs, La Quadrature du Net, French Data Network and Fédération FDN. A week later, on 9 July, the CJEU will hear arguments in Schrems II, in which the Irish High Court has referred 11 questions relating to whether the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses provide an adequate level of protection for personal data which is transferred to the US.
Latest Post
More Posts
Crumbs of Comfort: the Advocate-General’s Opinion on Consent and Cookies in Planet49
Crumbs of Comfort: the Advocate-General’s Opinion on Consent and Cookies in Planet49
Dark Side of the Moon: Extraterritorial Applicability of the UK Data Protection Act 2018 After Brexit
EU and Japan Create World’s Largest Area of Safe Data Transfers
UK Government Releases Statement of Intent on Proposed Data Protection Bill
Article 29 Working Party Issues Guidance on Data Protection Impact Assessments
Article 29 Working Party Issues Guidance on Data Protection Impact Assessments
State of the Cyber Nation: UK Government Report on Cybersecurity Breaches
State of the Cyber Nation: UK Government Report on Cybersecurity Breaches
Subscribe: Subscribe via RSS