Post-Schrems II: the future of the right to an effective remedy in transborder data flows

The roundtable aims at discussing the challenges posed to the right to an effective remedy enshrined in Art. 47 CFREU, when personal data are transferred outside the borders of the Union, and explore potential solutions. The roundtable is planned to take place one year after the publication of the Schrems II ruling, taking stock of the Commission’s efforts towards ensuring that data flows continue, the reactions of data protection authorities that warned against prohibiting data flows to the US, and civil society organisations that following the Schrems II case filed for over 100 complaints for violation of their rights by the ongoing data flows.

The roundtable is co-organised by the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society and the Faculty of Law of the University of Groningen, with the support of the Netherlands Network of Human Rights Research (NNHRR)

*participation is by invitation only

• prof. dr. Eleni Kosta (TiU) co-convenor
• dr. Irene Kamara (TiU) co-convenor
• prof. dr. Sofia Ranchordas (RUG) co-convenor