Safe Harbour must be suspended immediately, says chair of European Parliament Civil Liberties Committee
'The Commission must immediately put forward a new complete and strong framework for transfers of personal data to the US' says Claude Moraes
Safe Harbour, the agreement by which personal data can be transferred to the US for processing, must be suspended with immediate effect, following today's ruling by the European Court of Justice, which...
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