Legal protection and its limits
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Where does law reach — and where does it not? Six pathways are presented in detail: CJEU rulings, US complaint mechanisms, Swiss access rights, EU and Swiss data protection, and strategic NGO litigation.

Sub-pages in this section
| # | Page | About |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Schrems II (CJEU C-311/18) | The CJEU ruling of 2020 on the incompatibility of US mass collection with GDPR. |
| 2 | EO 14086 and Data Protection Review Court | Biden's Executive Order and DPRC. |
| 3 | IntelSA art. 63 — right to information with deferral practice | The Swiss right to information vis-à-vis the FIS. |
| 4 | GDPR art. 15 and revFADP | The EU and Swiss rights to information. |
| 5 | FOIA, Privacy Act, DPRC | The US remedies and their reach for Swiss persons. |
| 6 | NGO litigation — NOYB, Public Eye, Digitale Gesellschaft | Strategic litigation as the most effective real pathway. |