What Schrems, Delvigne and Celaj tell us about the state of fundamental rights in the EU
<p>The overall message looks puzzling. First, privacy is a super-fundamental right that reigns supreme above all other rights after the Court’s decision in Schrems. Second, national electoral rules governing the right to vote in elections to the European Parliament come under the scope of appl...
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