[EURO-Discuss] FYI_Fwd: FRA alert - Successful European data protection handbook updated and translated

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Thu Jun 5 10:07:03 UTC 2014


If it can be of any interest, Best regards, Yuliya


  SUCCESSFUL EUROPEAN DATA PROTECTION HANDBOOK UPDATED AND TRANSLATED

  FRA and the Council of Europe have launched a new edition of their
successful practical guide to European data protection law and made it
available in four other languages at the European conference of data
protection authorities in Strasbourg on 5 June.

The first edition of the handbook proved so popular it was quickly out
of print, while the online version got some 17,500 downloads. FRA and
the Council of Europe therefore decided to update the content and make
it available in more languages. It is now available in English, French,
German, Greek and Italian.

The English version of the handbook was first launched on 28 January
2014, on Data Protection Day. It was the first comprehensive guide to
Council of Europe and European Union law on data protection, taking into
account the case law from the European Court of Human Rights and the
Court of Justice of the European Union. It explains how data protection
is regulated under EU law as well as the Council of Europe Convention
for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of
Personal Data, and other Council of Europe instruments.

  The second edition of the handbook covers the latest developments in
the area of data protection, such as decisions related to the Data
Retention Directive and the independence of data protection supervisory
authorities.

  The handbook is aimed at non-specialist legal professionals, judges,
national data protection authorities and anyone else who may be
confronted with legal questions in the area of data protection. It
covers issues such as data protection terminology; key principles and
the rules of data protection law; data subjects’ rights and their
enforcement; transborder data flow; and data protection in the context
of police and criminal justice.

  Versions of the handbook in Bulgarian, Croatian, Danish, Dutch,
Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, Portuguese,
Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian and Spanish will also be published later
this year.

  Download the second edition of the handbook here: HANDBOOK ON EUROPEAN
DATA PROTECTION LAW [1]

http://fra.europa.eu/en/publication/2014/handbook-european-data-protection-law?_cldee=Y29udGFjdEBhZ2FpbnN0Y3liZXJjcmltZS5ldQ%3d%3d


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