14
Nov
2019
Social media monitoring reports
Letter concerning a consultation on EASO's social media monitoring reports.
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Borders, Asylum, Migration
People want to enter the EU for a variety of reasons and through different channels: reuniting with family, work, business or education but also to escape from political oppression or war. EU State authorities need to cooperate on border management to keep our borders secure. They also have a shared responsibility for treating asylum seekers equally throughout the EU. A number of information sharing mechanisms - which include the collection and the exchange of information on non EU citizens - are central to their cooperation on migration and asylum.
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19
Mar
2019
Formal comments of the EDPS on the conditions for accessing other EU information systems for ETIAS purposes
Formal comments of the EDPS on two proposals to establish the conditions for accessing other EU information systems for ETIAS purposes
Available languages: German, English, French
9
Nov
2017
Lowering the minimum age for fingerprinting visa applicants
EDPS formal comments in response to the Commission public consultation on lowering the fingerprinting age for children in the visa procedure from 12 to 6 years old
Available languages: German, English, French
12
May
2017
Newsletter Nr. 51
The May 2017 edition of the EDPS Newsletter covers recently adopted Opinions on data protection and the EU institutions, digital content and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS), as well as many other EDPS activities.
11
May
2017
Workshop: Data Protection within International Organizations
The EDPS and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are co-organising the 6th edition of the Data Protection Workshop within International Organizations, which will take place on 11–12 May at the IOM in Geneva.
This workshop, initiated by the EDPS over ten years ago, aims at bringing together International Organisations to:
- Share experience and best practice in the field of data protection and analyse its impact as part of good governance within International Organisations;
- Summarise the most recent regulatory developments at international level in the area of privacy and data protection and analyse the potential implications of such developments for International Organisations;
- Analyse the state of play of data protection within International Organisations;
- Discuss the progress made since the last workshop.
Topics which will be covered at this year's workshop include cloud computing, processing of health data, the role of the Data Protection Officer, and data transfers to International Organisations under the GDPR.
Video of the event can be found here.
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