Irish Digital Rights group sees EU surveillance directive struck down

The EU's laws on electronic surveillance have been struck down by its highest court - following a challenge from an Irish lobby group.

Irish Digital Rights group sees EU surveillance directive struck down

By Noel Baker

Digital rights campaigners have hailed the decision by the European Court of Justice to throw out the Data Retention Directive - opening the way for a new challenge to Irish laws on the retention of personal data records here.

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