Police association say missing persons cases were hindered by data restrictions (Updated)
The police association on Thursday rebuffed criticism over its members’ handling of a missing person’s case, which ended up being murder, possibly the work of
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Jeweller’s shop fined for training CCTV cameras on neighbouring cafe
A fine of €500 for breaching personal data laws was imposed on a jeweller’s shop for installing cameras which were able to record the movement
Hospital fined €5,000 for loss of patient file
A fine of €5,000 was imposed on the Makarios Children’s Hospital in Nicosia for the loss of a patient’s file, according to a decision of
Supreme Court reserves judgment in Eleni Loizidou emails case
The Supreme Court on Monday said that it would reserve its ruling to the appeal filed by daily Politis against an injunction forbidding it from
Woman wins right to religious privacy from state’s prying eyes
By Elias Hazou A female dentist has become the first Cypriot citizen to have had removed from state records any reference to her religious creed.
Inundated with messages asking you ‘stay in touch’? Here’s why
By Andria Kades A new EU regulation, the reason members of the public have been receiving a slew of emails and text messages recently, comes
Audit boss clashes with ombudswoman
By Andria Kades The Ombduswoman’s refusal to grant Auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides full access to the records of her office has prompted a new row playing
The art of predicting – a human vs machine battle?
Forecasting is a tricky business, but Nesta isn’t backing down from the human-versus-machine battle. Forecasting is a fool’s errand, so why we do fallible humans
Privacy watchdog calls on CFA to stop collecting personal data
Personal Data Commissioner Irene Loizidou-Nicolaidou in an interim decision issued on Tuesday called on the Cyprus Football Association (CFA) to temporarily cease being the sole
MPs discuss urgent need to update drone use rules
The need to update legislation regulating the use of drones was discussed by the House legal committee on Wednesday. In statements after the end of
There can be no control without access to files, audit boss says
Auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides on Sunday hit out at an article in Politis asking ‘who controls the controller?’, saying the report was unethical and without substance.
Woman faces deportation from UAE for checking husband’s phone
A woman was fined and ordered to be deported from the United Arab Emirates for breaching her husband’s privacy by checking his cell phone to
A national balancing act: Security of a country and privacy of the individual”
In 1755, Benjamin Franklin wrote, “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” The concept
CSO cannot meet fan-card deadline
By Constantinos Psillides There is no way the Cyprus Sports Organisation (CSO) can meet the January 2015 deadline set by Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou, for
France’s Hollande considers legal action over alleged affair
French President Francois Hollande has complained of breach of privacy and is considering legal action after French magazine Closer alleged he was having an affair
