( August 1, 2022, 09:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A Lithuanian law that allows for the public disclosure of personal data stemming from transparency requirements for officials that receive public funds is contrary to EU data protection law, the EU Court of Justice said in a judgment today. The conflict of interest law, which allows the online publication of name-specific data relating to a person's spouse, cohabitant or partner and details about their financial transactions, goes "beyond what is strictly necessary" for the public interest of fighting corruption, the court said.Full press release below and decision is attached:...
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