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What is changing in each member's jurisdiction — enforcement, case law, new obligations.

707 articles

Covid-19 and personal data protection in turkey – Frequently asked questions

This article answers many freuqently asked questions concerning data protection in turkey during times of Covid-19.

31 March 2020

Employment data

Protection of personal data of employees (and other persons) during the state of emergency in the Republic of Serbia

One of the possible solutions for processing personal data based on a legitimate interest of companies.

31 March 2020

Italian data protection authority against the unlawful data processing through telemarketing activities

The Italian Data protection Authority (Italian DPA) issued two fines against Tim and Eni Gas e Luce, for a total amount of almost 36 million euros, due to data processing for telemarketing purposes carried out without the data subjects’ consent.

28 March 2020

Employment data

EDPB Issues Guidance on GDPR Compliance in the Age of COVID-19

After many data protection authorities (in the European Union and beyond) provided guidance and FAQ's on the relationship between COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and data protection laws (e.g. GDPR), the European Data Protection Board has weighed in with a guidance.

27 March 2020

Enforcement & finesEmployment data

Fine for a lack of legal basis of scoring sick leaves of employees

An administrative Fine of 82,000 EURO was imposed by the Cyprus Data Protection Authority concerning the lack of legal basis of scoring sick leaves of employees.

17 March 2020

Enforcement & fines

Fine for Dutch tennis association for unlawfully selling personal data

The Dutch DPA imposed a fine of 525,000 euros for the unlawful sale of personal data by the Dutch national tennis association the KNLTB. In 2018, the KNLTB unlawfully provided personal data of a few hundred thousand of its members to two sponsors against payment.

17 March 2020

GDPR through the prism of coronavirus epidemic

The difficulty of drawing a hard-and-fast line between the right to privacy and the rights of other people to stay healthy

17 March 2020

The re-use of public sector information

The re-use of Public Sector information has to be built on a balanced approach where the public interests of such use have to be properly weighted against other important rights especially privacy. A recent bill was tabled in Maltese Parliament entitled ‘An Act to amend the Re-Use of Public Sector Information’ – how does this it measure up?

17 March 2020

Recent decisions of the Austrian Data Protection Authority (DPA)

This article presents interesting decisions on Austrian data protection law, which deal in particular with the admissibility of automatic license plate recognition in a parking garage for the purpose of billing for garage use, the processing of image data on a summer sledge run and the disclosure of employee data in connection with a report of incapacity to work using the short message service WhatsApp.

14 March 2020

Five tips on preparing for ‘whistleblowing’ rules

In order to guarantee protection of people who report breaches, I.E. Whistleblowers, employers will soon be obliged to create a clear and confidential system for reporting breaches.

5 March 2020

Litigation

Enforcement of GDPR Infringements by Third Parties – First Decision of the Austrian Supreme Court

While the GDPR deals extensively with the rights and claims of data subjects, it mainly leaves the provisions for the assertion of such claims by third parties to the member states and their courts. In a recent decision, the Austrian Supreme Court now addressed this matter for the first time (OGH 26.11.2019, 4 Ob 84/19k): violations of data protection rights can only be asserted by the affected data subject.

2 March 2020

GDPR news from Croatia at the beginning of 2020

The topic discussed here is the difference between personal data protection before the GDPR entered into effect and the current data protection legislation.

3 February 2020

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