In this Joost’s Case Corner episode Joost, Jyri, and Pilvi discuss why Netherlands you should go to Netherlands as well as some of the latest CJEU cases. On our chopping block today, are:

• CJEU Deldits [C-247/23] aka. Hungary v. GDPR and LGBTQ+ rights:

GDPR and transgender identity: the rectification of data relating to gender identity cannot be made conditional upon proof of surgery. Spoiler alerts: we are still proud to be Europeans as the GDPR stood for the side of the good.

• CJEU Dun & Bradstreet Austria [C-203/22]

Automated credit assessment: the data subject is entitled to an explanation as to how the decision was taken in respect of him or her. What about where and how to draw the line for the trade secrets?

 

These, and an excellent conversation about why carrots are orange (spoiler alert: it has all to do with Netherlands) awaits you! 

 

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