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Data Protection and Privacy

Fingerprints cannot be used for recording working hours, German court says

September 16, 2020, , , , ,
An appellate labour court in Germany rendered a decision on 4 June 2020, stating that a biometric time recording system, in the employment context, as a rule is not lawful....
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Serbia: COVID-19 and data processing in the workplace

March 31, 2020, , , ,
Serbian version Serbian data protection authority – the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection – has not issued any guidance on the processing of personal data...
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Bosnia: Publication of coronavirus data ‘not fair and not lawful’

March 25, 2020 and , , , , ,
Serbian version By the Decision of 24 March 2020, Personal Data Protection Agency (“DPA”) in Bosnia and Herzegovina banned state-level and local authorities in the country from releasing the data...
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Montenegro publishes personal data of persons in isolation

March 23, 2020, and , , , , ,
Montenegrin version As a measure against further spread of coronavirus, the authorities in Montenegro have published on a government website lists of individuals who are in mandatory self-isolation after returning...
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Serbia gets its standard contractual clauses

January 28, 2020 and , , , , ,
Serbian Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection (“Commissioner”) issued on 16 January 2020 the long-awaited Standard Contractual Clauses (“Serbian SCCs”). The document will become applicable on...
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A misguided call to put Serbian data protection law on hold

August 2, 2019, , , ,
Serbian In the past two days, the recently appointed head of Serbian data protection supervisory authority announced one radical move and sharply criticized some provisions in Serbia’s new data protection...
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CNIL’s primer on video surveillance at work: Uniontrad Company decision

July 1, 2019, , , , ,
On 18 June 2019, the French data protection supervisory authority (CNIL) issued a decision on video surveillance at work. The Uniontrad Company case demonstrates that a law specifically regulating the...
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When does GDPR apply to a non-EU entity? EDPB provides guidance

November 29, 2018, , ,
European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) published on 16 November 2018 the long-awaited Guidelines 3/2018 on the territorial scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). As those with even a...
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EC’s qualified support to Serbia’s draft data protection law

August 17, 2018, , ,
Earlier this week Serbian public got an opportunity to acquaint itself with the general comments and detailed comments by the European Commission (EC) of the Serbian government’s draft data protection...
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German court rules against ICANN on data protection grounds

August 1, 2018, , ,
In a decision based directly on the GDPR, a German court recently prohibited collection of broad categories of personal data during the process of registration of internet domain names. If...
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