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EU: European Parliament: Mass surveillance: EU citizens' rights still in danger, MEPs say

14 October 2015

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"Too little has been done to ensure that citizens' rights are protected following revelations of electronic mass surveillance, say civil liberties MEPs in a resolution passed on Tuesday. They urge the Commission to come up immediately with alternatives to Safe Harbour, following the ruling by the European Court of Justice. They are also concerned about the surveillance laws in several EU countries."

See the full text: European Parliament: Mass surveillance: EU citizens' rights still in danger, MEPs say (pdf)

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