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  • Maria Grazia Porcedda, The GDPR as a cyber risk management system: the ECJ cautiously tackles data breaches in the NAP case 

    Porcedda, Maria (European Law Blog, 2024)
    When the Bulgarian National Revenue Agency (Natsionalna agentsia za prihodite or the ‘NAP’) suffered a malicious data leak in 2019, it joined the growing ranks of organizations affected by cyberattacks. With security ...
  • The European Union's Forced Labour Regulation: Putting the `Brussels Effect' to work for international labour standards 

    Eustace, Alan (2023)
    In September 2022, the Commission adopted a proposal for a Regulation on prohibiting products made with forced labour on the Union market. This arises in a context of rising concern over many years about breaches of workers’ ...
  • Ireland 

    Eustace, Alan; Bell, Mark (Hart Publishing, 2024)
    As readers will be aware, Directive 2022/2041/EU on adequate minimum wages in the European Union ‘sets a dual goal’: ‘improving the adequacy of statutory minimum wages as well as the promotion of collective bargaining’.2 ...
  • The Irish prison system 

    Rogan, Mary (2024)
    Ireland obtained independence from the United Kingdom, and commenced administering its own prison system, in 1922. At that stage, prisons in Ireland were managed by the General Prisons Board, an agency which was governed ...
  • Le système pénitentiaire irlandais 

    Rogan, Mary (2024)
    L'Irlande a obtenu son indépendance du Royaume-Uni et a commencé à administrer son propre système carcéral en 1922. À cette époque, les prisons en Irlande étaient gérées par le General Prisons Board ou Conseil général ...

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