#ECJ in the ultra vires trap? French perspectives after the Quadrature du Net ruling https://hal.science/hal-04536000
The ECJ judgments of 2020-10-06 regarding #LQDN and #PrivacyInternational have been extensively commented on with regard to the protection of personal data, but are also highly significant in terms of the national security law of the various Member States.
We can now focus on the impact had by these rulings on the law of the Member 2 States, and in particular on French law #technopolice
La corte di giustizia europea (#ECJ) ha dichiarato illegale la memorizzazione delle impronte digitali nelle carte di identità (come nella #CIE italiana)
Il divieto di raccolta delle impronte entrerà in vigore nel 2026
La soluzione attuale è stata introdotta per rendere difficile la falsificazione di documenti, ma questo obiettivo si raggiunge anche con altri metodi
Mentre, se un dato biometrico viene rubato, la vittima è esposta per tutta la vita
If the Court of Justice of the European Union is, as is often argued, the most powerful international court the world has seen, why is serious resistance against it not more commonplace?
This is the question I ask in my PhD thesis, which I successfully defended at the #EUI last Friday. Today it has been made available open access through the university repository!
23 years after the Bosman ruling, another Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgment has shaken the foundations of European football as we know it. But what are its effects?
Government offices across the EU can ban employees from wearing religious symbols in the interest of neutrality, the EU’s top court has ruled, though it stressed that such restrictions must be applied equally to all employees and fit within the legal context of each member state.
The court of justice of the European Union said such bans were permissible in order to enforce an “entirely neutral administrative environment”.
A forthcoming ruling by the EU top court should clarify the use of names linked with foodstuffs of animal origin for plant-based food products, according to meat alternatives campaigners.
The issue was raised in a CAP reform, but the attempt at a veggie burger ban was rejected by the European Parliament in 2020 as MEPs voted down amendments aimed at reserving meat-related terms and names exclusively for edible parts of animals.
🇬🇧 Breakthrough for our right to private internet use! The #ECJ ruling against #Meta puts an end to pervasive tracking. Internet companies must now be honest: Money or privacy for their services?
Ok, so today the #ECJ published its judgement for case C-252/21 #Meta. The case touches upon issues I have been writing about since #GDPR became applicable. I’ll focus on the #GDPR and broader data economy issues only.
After careful reading of the Meta/Bundeskartellamt judgement by the #ECJ on #GDPR compliance by Zuckerberg et all, this is how I imagine Koen Lenaerts:
The European Court of Justice declares Meta's GDPR approach largely illegal (noyb.eu)
Meta/Facebook's approach to GDPR compliance is largely insufficient, according to a new ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union....