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Garda did not tell Data Protection Commission it was releasing 99 Dublin riot images
An Garda Síochána did not consult the Data Protection Commission (DPC) before it took the unprecedented step of publishing 99 photographs of “persons of interest” as part of its investigation into the Dublin riots last year. The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has expressed concern about the release of the images last month.
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The Garda Commissioner has defended the decision to publish 99 photographs of “persons of interest” as part of its ...
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