Ceas Plan for the Improvement of the Security System in Serbia with a Special Focus on Protection of Constitutionally Guaranteed Human Rights, such as the Right to Privacy and Personal Data Protection 45 pages, pdf  Download Back

Ceas plan for the improvement of the security system in Serbia with a special focus on protection of Constitutionally Guaranteed human rights, such as the right to privacy and personal data protection

Publisher: Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies – CEAS

Volume: 45 pages, pdf

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The issues of basic human rights, the right to privacy, the protection of data in electronic and other communications, and the transmission of messages through wired and/or wireless networks (landline and cell phones, satellite tele-links) and their surveillance were among the most current political topics of 2013. The information disclosed by Edward Snowden in the spring of 2013 regarding the surveillance of electronic communications conducted by the NSA (National Security Agency of the USA) throughout the world has raised the issue of personal data protection and the right to privacy among the international community. The NSA has allegedly spied on the leaders of Germany, Brazil, Mexico and at least 35 other nations, as well as the headquarters of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the United Nations, the European Union, the European Parliament etc.