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Ireland accused of weakening data rules

Posted on March 11, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Derek Scally reports:

Minister for Data Protection Dara Murphy heads to Brussels tomorrow amid claims that Ireland is one of Europe’s top three offenders in undermining citizens’ rights.

Privacy campaign group Lobbyplag put Ireland in third place behind Germany and Britain in pushing for changes to European privacy law which the group said would benefit interests of private companies and public bodies over citizens.

Read more on Irish Times.

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