Internet Privacy Rights analyses the current threats to our online autonomy and privacy and
proposes a new model for the gathering, retention and use of personal data. Key to the …

Proportionality remains a vague concept, in part due to the inherent difficulty of balancing
two fundamentally important, but potentially conflicting values, particularly when no …

The recent exposure of the NSA documents has raised a great deal of concerns with regards
to the effective control of companies that cooperate with intelligence agencies. It also …

This paper critically examines the judicial regulation of mass surveillance practices
undertaken for purposes that include the prevention of serious crime. In essence, this paper …

In the last decades, the use of technological tools for investigative purpose has considerably
increased, due to the digitalisation of daily activities in any field of private and social life …

The world has changed dramatically in recent decades. Private documents are no longer
stored in basement cabinets within identifiable locations but rather they are housed in …

This chapter investigates how the shifting role of the Swedish signals intelligence agency
FRA has impacted transatlantic signals intelligence cooperation in recent decades …

This paper addresses the relationship between freedom of information and privacy. It looks
into the privacy exemptions in freedom of information legislation and the way they are …

The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) in 2014 ruled in Digital Rights Ireland that
the Data Retention Directive was invalid for exceeding the limits of proportionality in light of …

Navigating the Tightrope: Examining the Practical Interplay of Public Security, Data
Protection and Privacy in the Proposed Regu Page 1 Tilburg University Tilburg Law School …