Meijers Committee regarding proposed extensive data processing powers for Europol: adverse effects on the fundamental rights to be expected, lacking independent oversight

The Meijers Committee, Standing Committee of Experts on International Migration, Refugee and Criminal Law on 26 October 2021 published its comment on proposed extensive data processing powers for Europol, on their site they introduce the comment as follows:

In December 2020, the European Commission issued a Proposal to amend the Europol Regulation regarding Europol’s cooperation with private parties, the processing of personal data by Europol in support of criminal investigations and Europol’s role on research and innovation. This amendment considerably expands the data processing powers of Europol without establishing an independent oversight over Europol’s data processing power. This could possibly have adverse effects on the fundamental rights of affected persons, both suspects and innocent people.

Download the comment here.

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