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USA krever fri adgang til å søke i norske registre

01 January 2024

Bergens Tidende, 1 January 2024.

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"Ved å søke i norske og andre lands registre, vil USA kunne undersøke folk langt grundigere. Dermed kan de også nekte flere uønskede tilreisende innreise.

I et dokument skriver Department of Homeland Security at myndighetene vil kunne søke i relevante straffesaks-, terrorist- og identitetsregistre.
Ved treff skal de kunne hente ut store mengder personlige data om reisende.

Som motytelse tilbyr USA blant annet søk i sikkerhetsdepartementets egne databaser. De inneholder 1,1 milliarder registreringer om 270 millioner  personer, ifølge et faktaark laget av amerikanske myndigheter. Det er offentliggjort av menneskerettighetsorganisasjonen Statewatch."

Full story here (paywall), citing this report.

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