Challenging the Drivers of Surveillance: EU Access to Documents Requests CEPOL Disclosures

In September 2019, Privacy International filed 10 access to documents requests to EU bodies regarding the transfer of surveillance capabilities to non-EU countries. The requests seek documents providing information on the transfer of personal data, surveillance technology, training, financing, and legislation to non-EU countries. These are the disclosures we have received so far from the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL).

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Albania Part 3.pdf	3.47 MB
Albania Part 2.pdf	4.47 MB
Albania Part 1.pdf	2.34 MB
Algeria Part 1.pdf	6.42 MB
Bosnia and Herzegovina Part 1.pdf	4.94 MB
Bosnia and Herzegovina Part 2_001.pdf	6.69 MB
Bosnia and Herzegovina Part 3.pdf	2.88 MB
Bosnia and Herzegovina Part 4.pdf	260.37 KB
Bosnia and Herzegovina Part 5.pdf	69.61 KB
Kosovo Part 1.pdf	5.56 MB
Kosovo Part 2.pdf	3.37 MB
Montenegro Part 1.pdf	5.99 MB
Montenegro Part 2.pdf	3.19 MB
Montenegro Part 3.pdf	5.34 MB
Montenegro Part 4.pdf	2.42 MB
Morocco Part 1.pdf	1.8 MB
Morocco Part 2.pdf	5.2 MB
Morocco Part 3.pdf	1.44 MB
Morocco Part 4.pdf	4.89 MB
Tunisia Part 1.pdf	2.01 MB
Tunisia Part 2.pdf	8.03 MB