How to complain
If you believe that your personal data has been processed unlawfully or you have been refused access to your data unlawfully and that your human right to private life has been violated, you have the right to complain.
If a public authority or a private individual or entity has refused to grant you full access to your private data or has unlawfully disclosed your data to other persons or authorities, this indisputably interferes with your right to control the use of your personal data. In such situations, you can challenge the decision, the action or lack of action, taken by the public authority or private person in question.
About this sectionResources
Other
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Handbook on European data protection law
2018 edition
Joint publication by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights and the Council of Europe
Joint publication by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights and the Council of Europe
Case Law
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Judgment No SKA-264/2015
Supreme Court of the Republic of Latvia
9 October 2015
See Summary on case law regarding the access to data
(2019-2019), pages 44-49
9 October 2015
See Summary on case law regarding the access to data
(2019-2019), pages 44-49
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