Person: Data Protection

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Recent ruling by the European Court of Human Rights might mean the Irish Revenue practice of printing lists of tax defaulters might similarly be illegal.</p>

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The State is limited in riding roughshod over individual rights

In recent rulings, European courts have shown they are willing and able to keep individual human beings’ personal rights and dignity as the benchmark which all legislation must meet, writes Simon McGarr

business

Cork data centre eyes global connections

business

State backs Microsoft in US case

business

Canadian software firm creates 105 jobs in Cork

news

Data Protection Commissioner: Key issue is getting a fair trial

news

Businesses learn price to pay for prying eyes

Ireland urged to step up efforts to counter racism

Europe’s human rights watchdog urged Ireland today to step up efforts to counter racism and to integrate asylum seekers and refugees into society.

Thu, 24 May, 2007

Data Protection Commissioner hits out at security laws

The Data Protection Commissioner has hit out at Irish security laws in his annual report.

Wed, 16 May, 2007

Warning over expansion of speed camera network

The use of speed cameras to catch drivers without motor tax and insurance could lead to a surveillance society, the Data Protection Commissioner warned today.

Tue, 19 Apr, 2005