VS Rijeka - Us I-199/2025-9 (This appears to be a reference number or code, and is best left as is.)

Facts: A court has overturned the decision of the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) to reject a complaint regarding the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and has ruled that the AP must investigate whether the personal data of the complainant was unlawfully disclosed. The court found that the AP is obligated to investigate a complaint from an individual and to make a decision based on the facts. In this specific case, the court ordered the AP to make a decision within 60 days regarding the alleged unlawful disclosure of personal data.

Summary in English:
Summary in English:
Facts:
On January 28, 2025, the Croatian Personal Data Protection Authority (AZOP) rejected a complaint from an individual. The complainant alleged that an education inspector had disclosed his personal data to the director of a music school in Rijeka. The complainant claimed that the inspector had included him in an email to the director without his consent, thereby revealing his identity and violating the GDPR and the Croatian implementing law. The AZOP rejected the complaint, stating that there was no legal basis to initiate an investigation.

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