EU Groups: Data Retention Policies Violate Rights Convention
ars technica, April 8, 2008
By Nate Anderson
A group of 43 European civil liberties groups today filed a brief with the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg that argues for overturning a 2006 EU directive mandating data retention policies across EU countries. The groups assert that the directive is illegal, but more importantly that the directive interferes with basic human rights granted to all Europeans.
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