Jorge
April 13th, 2008, 07:10 PM
The European Digital Rights organization is joining calls to annul the European directive on data retention. The group, along with 42 civil liberties non-governmental organizations say the directive, says the data retention policy is illegal on material grounds.
The European Digital Rights (EDRi) organization signed an amicus curiae brief which was started by the German non-governmental organization (NGO) Working Group. The case will be heard by the European Court of Justice. The case, Ireland vs.
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The European Digital Rights (EDRi) organization signed an amicus curiae brief which was started by the German non-governmental organization (NGO) Working Group. The case will be heard by the European Court of Justice. The case, Ireland vs.
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