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"en.20120419.15.4-306-000"2
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Adoption of the EU-US Agreement on Passenger Name Records gives the US Department of Homeland Security access to a wide range of personal data on all European passengers travelling to or from the US, or making connecting flights there. Examples of the information that the US will be able to access include hotel and travel bookings, telephone numbers
mail addresses, private and work addresses, credit card numbers, and personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin. However, as a number of voices have warned, information on political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs and trade-union membership, as well as other information relating to a people’s health and sexual orientation will also be included. This agreement uses the much-vaunted ‘war on terror’ as a pretext for jeopardising the public’s fundamental rights and freedoms, disrespecting basic data-protection rules. This agreement can also be unilaterally amended by the US Department of Homeland Security at any time. The data may be used for non-specified purposes and will be kept for 15 years. This is a veritable Big Brother, worthy of indignation, denouncement, mobilisation and struggle."@en1
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