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The Growing Divide Between European Governments and Regional Courts on Surveillance

Last week, as he delivered his first report to the UN Human Rights Council, the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to privacy made headlines with his sharp criticism of the United…
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The Way Forward for Surveillance Reform Can Balance Human Rights and Government Needs

The fall of 2015 was marked by two key developments in the debate about laws on communications surveillance and the right to privacy. First, on October 6, the EU Court of Justice…
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Safe Harbor and Reforming Section 702

Having only belatedly caught up on the European Court of Justice’s Safe Harbor decision, I wanted to weigh in on the excellent discussion between Tim Edgar and Peter Margulies…
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Mass Surveillance and the Right to Privacy: Adding Nuance to the Schrems Case

Last week’s post by Megan Graham is certainly a welcome contribution in explaining the implications of the Max Schrems case by the European Union Court of Justice, and specifically…
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Adding Some Nuance on the European Court’s Safe Harbor Decision

Yesterday, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) issued a decision about European data protection laws as they relate to data transfers to the US. While there have been a number…
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