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IANAL but in EU the EU laws override member laws. So, since GDPR if you want your info to be removed you' ll be able to do it. Of course maybe you' ll need to
by vadiml 4y ago
IANAL but in EU the EU laws override member laws.
So, since GDPR if you want your info to be removed you' ll be able to do it.
Of course maybe you' ll need to go to EUCJ to acheive it
- ghusto 4y agoHe says the Swedish government ignores GDPR complaints, because they're unconstitutional. I don't understand how that could work though. I mean, unless EU laws are like "You must follow these laws! Unless you don't want to".
- solarkraft 4y agoMember states often don't fully follow EU law. Yes, it's theoretically forbidden, but only the most extreme cases lead to repercussions.
- soco 4y agoEU legislation is built into the constitution of EU members, so I'm not sure either what they are talking about.
- JoachimS 4y agoAnd he is wrong. GDPR is Swedish law, and governments take GDPR issues very seriously. Every community must by law have a GDPR compliance officer responsible for handling issues and reporting them to the government. There has been some quite public cases where government orgs, communities have been fined for GDPR violations. And these cases are of course also public so that can't be hidden.
- TazeTSchnitzel 4y agoThe GDPR has some carve-outs.
- pelorat 4y agoEU laws does not override what's in an individual nation's constitution. National constitution > EU laws.
- zajio1am 4y agoLegitimacy of EU laws is based on international treaty establishing EU, so it depends on how international treaties are handled in constitutions of each country to see which level of legal power is assigned to them. See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monism_and_dualism_in_international_law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monism_and_dualism_in_internat...