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C-78/18 AG - C-78/18 - Commission v Hungary (Transparency of associations) In Commission v. Hungary (C-78/18), the European Commission challenged Hungary's 2017 transparency law requiring civil society organizations receiving foreign donations⦠Jul 17, 2026 C-673/17 CJEU - C-673/17 - Planet49 Facts ā A German company called Planet49 organized an online lottery hosted on their webpage. In order to participate in the lottery the participant had to enter a name⦠Jul 16, 2026 C-350/21 CJEU - C-350/21 - Spetsializirana prokuratura (Retention of traffic and location data) Facts ā In the context of criminal proceedings in Bulgaria, the prosecutor requested the Spetsializiran nakazatelen sad (Bulgarian Criminal Court) to give him access to⦠Jul 16, 2026 CJEU - Cā474/24 - NADA Austria and Others Facts ā Several data subjects were subject to suspension proceedings by the Austrian Anti-Doping Legal Commission (ĆADR). Under Austrian law, the National Anti-Doping⦠Jul 15, 2026 C-526/24 CJEU - C-526/24 - Brillen Rottler Facts ā On 16 March 2023, the data subject (a private individual living in Vienna) subscribed to the ānewsletterā on the website of the controller (a family run optician⦠Jul 13, 2026 CJEU - Cā199/24 - Legal Newsdesk Sweden AB Facts ā The legal context: Article 85 GDPR and Swedish law ā Under Swedish law the Swedish Agency for the Media can issue publications certificates which confers⦠Jul 9, 2026 C-61/19 CJEU - C-61/19 - Orange Romania EU LAW CLEANUP Facts. Facts Orange RomĆ¢nia SA is a provider of mobile telecommunications services on the Romanian market. On 28 March 2018, the Autoritatea NaÅ£ionalÄ de⦠Jul 9, 2026 CJEU - Cā371/24 - Comdribus Facts ā In 2020, law enforcement officers arrested several people from a climate protest. One of the individuals detained (the data subject) provided their identity, but⦠Mar 19, 2026 CJEU - Case Cā5/25 - Pilev Facts ā In September 2023, the Bulgarian Public Prosecutorās Office brought a criminal case against a data subject to the Sofia City Court. According to the Prosecutorās⦠Mar 5, 2026 CJEU - Tā384/20 RENV - OC v Commission Facts ā An academic researcher (the data subject) received EU funding for a project. The European Commission was initially a party to the funding agreement, but was⦠Oct 1, 2025 C-247/23 CJEU - C-247/23 - Deldits Facts ā The data subject is a trans person who was granted refugee status in Hungary. When applying for this status, they pointed out that they identified as male and⦠Mar 13, 2025 CJEU - Cā755/21 P - KoÄner v Europol Facts ā Following the murder of a Slovak journalist and his fiancĆ©e, Mr JĆ”n Kuciak and Ms Martina KuÅ”nĆrovĆ”, in Slovakia on 21 February 2018, the Slovak authorities⦠Mar 5, 2024 CJEU - Cā27/22 - Volkswagen Group Italia and Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft Facts ā This case concerns a request for a preliminary ruling regarding the interpretation of Article 50 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,⦠Sep 14, 2023 C-162/22 CJEU - C-162/22 - Lietuvos Respublikos generalinÄ prokuratÅ«ra Facts ā The Lithuanian Prosecutor GeneralĀ“s Office investigated one of its public prosecutors, who was found responsible of misconduct in its office. The research into⦠Sep 7, 2023 CJEU - Cā37/20 and Cā601/20 - Luxembourg Business Registers (Joined Cases) Facts ā In Case C-37/20, YO, a real estate company, lodget a request to Luxembourg Business Registers (LBR) pursuant Article 15 Law of 13 January 2019 (Law of 13 January⦠Nov 22, 2022 CJEU - Cā159/20 - Commission v Denmark Facts ā Undertakings with registered offices in Denmark were exporting cheese to third countries under the Designation āFetaā, āDanish Fetaā and āDanish Feta cheeseā,⦠Jul 14, 2022 C-117/20 CJEU - C-117/20 - Bpost Facts ā Bpost is the main postal service provider in Belgium (the controller), providing services to the general public but also to bulk mailers (end consumers) and mail⦠Mar 22, 2022 C-439/19 CJEU - C-439/19 - Latvijas Republikas Saeima (Penalty points) Facts ā An individual lodged a constitutional complaint reference on the national Law on Road Traffic is consistent with the fundamental right to respect for private⦠Jun 22, 2021 C-511/18 CJEU - C-511/18 - La Quadrature du Net and Others Facts ā In France, multiple NGOs lodged actions for annulment of national regulation which required electronic communication providers and operators to massively and⦠Oct 6, 2020 C-136/17 CJEU - C-136/17 - GC and Others (De-referencing of sensitive data) Facts ā Four applicants wanted to exercise their right to de-referencing concerning various links to third-party websites which contained sensitive data pertaining to⦠Sep 24, 2019 C-40/17 CJEU - C-40/17 - Fashion ID Facts ā Fashion ID, an online retailer clothing company, embedded the āLikeā social plug-in from Facebook on its website. When a visitor visited the website, whether⦠Jul 29, 2019 C-210/16 CJEU - C-210/16 - Wirtschaftsakademie Schleswig-Holstein Facts ā The company offered educational services through a fan page hosted by Facebook. As administrators, they obtained statistical information on visitors to the fan⦠Jun 5, 2018 C-398/15 CJEU - C-398/15 - Manni Facts ā Article 2188 of the Italian civil code states that companies must be on a publicly available register. Salvatore Manni was the sole director of a building⦠Mar 9, 2017 C-582/14 CJEU - C-582/14 - Breyer Facts ā Mr. Breyer accessed several websites, which provided topical information, operated by German Federal Institutions which were accessible to the public. To prevent⦠Oct 19, 2016 C-362/14 CJEU - C-362/14 - Schrems I Facts ā Maximillian Schrems, an Austrian citizen, had been a Facebook user since 2008. Some of Mr. Schrems personal data had been transferred by Facebook Ireland to its⦠Jun 10, 2015 CJEU - Cā293/12 and Cā594/12 - Digital Rights Ireland and Others (Joined Cases) Facts ā The European Union adopted Directive 2006/24/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 March 2006 on the retention of data generated or processed in⦠Apr 8, 2014 C-291/12 CJEU - Case C-291/12 - Schwarz Facts ā Mr. Schwarz (the data subject), applied to the Stadt Bochum for a passport, however, refused to have his fingerprints taken. As a result, the local authorities⦠Oct 17, 2013 C-360/10 CJEU - C-360/10 - SABAM Facts ā SABAM is a management company which represents authors, composers and publishers of musical works. Netlog ran an online social networking platform. On their⦠Feb 16, 2012 C-70/10 CJEU - C-70/10 - Scarlet Extended Facts ā The Belgian Association of Authors, Composers and Publishers ('SABAM') is a collective management organisation with the goal of collecting, distributing,⦠Nov 24, 2011 C-543/09 CJEU - C-543/09 - Deutsche Telekom Facts ā Deutsche Telekom, a telecommunications network operator in Germany, publishes directories containing data related to its own customers and that of subscribers of⦠May 5, 2011 C-101/01 CJEU - C-101/01 - Lindqvist Facts ā The case is about Mrs. Lindqvist who worked as a catechist in the Alseda Parish (Sweden). At the end of 1998, she set up internet pages on her personal computer⦠Nov 6, 2003