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EU-USA: DATA SURVEILLANCE: Merkel calls for EU data protection law after US spy affair

15 July 2013

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See the full story: Merkel calls for EU data protection law after US spy affair (euobserver, link) and also see: Prism case prompts Merkel to seek tougher EU data protection laws (euractiv, link)

and see: UK: Privacy campaigners demand review of snooping laws - Groups write to select committee raising concerns about the way ministers and intelligence agencies have interpreted law (Guardian, link)

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