Charte des droits fondamentaux de l’Union européenne

Le Rapport annuel 2024 du CEPD porte sur l’action en faveur de l’avenir de la protection des données, en se préparant aux diverses possibilités et aux risques que présente le paysage numérique.

Guidé par notre stratégie 2020 - 2024 et ses principes - Anticipation, Action et Solidarité - le CEPD a : dévoilé et commencé à mettre en œuvre sa Stratégie sur l’IA, surveillé et analysé les technologies, y compris celles basées sur l’IA, conseillé les colégislateurs de l’UE sur les réglementations européennes à venir ayant un impact direct sur la vie privée et la protection des données des personnes, fourni des outils aux institutions, organes et agences de l’UE pour garantir leur conformité avec le droit européen en matière de protection des données, et influencé le développement de la protection des données à l’échelle mondiale.

This background paper explores the requirement of respecting the ‘essence’ of the rights to respect for private life and of right to the protection of personal data whenever these rights are limited under European Union (EU) law.

The requirement is explicitly established in Article 52(1) of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU, and currently also mentioned in EU secondary law. With the aim of facilitating further reflection and discussion on the requirement’s application notably when limitations of the right to personal data protection are at stake, the paper reviews current knowledge on the subject and illustrates the significant limitations of existing knowledge.

Taking stock of the relevant literature and case law, mainly of the Court of Justice of the EU and of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), it also identifies a few key issues deserving further analysis and discussion. The paper concludes by suggesting it can be useful to focus not on speculating about what would be the essence of the rights at stake, but rather on when must a limitation of a right be regarded as a breach of the essence requirement.

EDPS Opinion on the Recommendation for a Council Decision authorising the opening of negotiations on behalf of the European Union for a Council of Europe convention on artificial intelligence, human rights, democracy and the rule of law

The EDPS Annual Report 2021 provides an overview of the EDPS’ supervisory activities that contribute to shaping Europe’s digital future. In particular, the Annual Report 2021 includes the EDPS’ work on international transfers of personal data; on COVID-19; on the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice; as well as the EDPS' legislative consultations and technology monitoring activities, to name a few examples.

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