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ARTICLE 29 Data Protection Working Party
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In 2010, the European Data Protection Authorities (the Article 29 Working Party [WP29]) discussed the data protection and privacy implications of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA).Abstract:
At its plenary meeting on 12 and 13 July 2010, the European Data Protection Authorities (the Article 29 Working Party [WP29]) discussed the data protection and privacy implications of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA). For many years the negotiations on this new multilateral instrument were conducted behind closed doors. WP29 therefore welcomes the recent publication by the negotiators of a consolidated version of the current draft agreement. This enabled the members of WP29 to verify the earlier rumours on the content of the agreement and the possible implications for privacy and data protection that it may have. Since the negotiations are still ongoing, we are of course unable to give a full assessment as yet of whether or not ACTA will comply with European privacy and data protection legislation.read more
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