On Monday, 2 December 2024, the much anticipated hearing began in the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change ...

Although digital anonymity is associated with a wide range of opportunities, it also stands in the way of successful criminal ...

Data retention laws must not serve as shield for online abusers or a means of ensuring impunity. While new forms of data ...

However, the decision seems like squaring the circle for opponents and proponents of mass surveillance alike. For decades, ...

The ongoing trilogue negotiations on the GDPR procedural regulation aim to address significant enforcement shortcomings. From ...

The recent judgements of the CJEU on data retention should not be regarded as an authoritarian move towards a less ...

On 7 November 2024, the CJEU provided clarifications for building a cohesive EU-wide framework for compensating crime victims ...

After the major shift in surveillance practices from state power and control to big tech corporations and monetisation, we ...

The Court of Justice’s Quadrature du Net judgements mark another key moment in the complex and long-lasting legal debate on ...

The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill sparked remarkable protest in Parliament itself where Māori lawmakers used haka ...

Ten years after its groundbreaking judgment declaring the Data Retention Directive incompatible with the EU Charter, the Full ...

This blog post compares the European and US approach to metadata surveillance and highlights some challenges that arise ...