The European Union Court annuls the Council's decisions on restrictive measures for peace in the Democratic Republic of The Congo due to lack of updated assessment and well-founded reasons for Mr. Kande and Mr. Boshab. The Council failed to provide an updated assessment of the applicants' situation and establish the validity of maintaining restrictive measures against them.
The Bank and Its Clients’ Personal Data (GDPR, Article 16): Is an “É” Better Than an “E”?
A demanding client. Mr "Borné" (a fictitious name; the key point is the accented "é" at the end) was a client of Bank X. In the bank's database, his name was recorded in capitals only, spelled "BORNE", as it was on his cheques, transfer forms and bank cards. The bank's IT system, built in the... Continue Reading →