세계에서 가장 큰 생물 측정 데이타베이스 주어진 허가

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유럽 의회는 유럽 비자 정보 시스템 (힘)를 설치하고 지문의 70백만 세트를 붙드는 세계에서 가장 큰 생물 측정 데이타베이스를 창조하기 위하여 계획안을 역행시켰다.

데이타베이스는 또한 유럽 연합의 맞은편에 경찰이 DNA 기록을 합동하고 공유하는 것을 허용할 것이다.

새로운 체계는 시민 기밀에 `빅 브라더' 위협 전진하고 보수주의자는 권리 프라이버시 침해로 보고를 비난하고 브리튼을 밖으로 선택하기 위하여 요구했다.

"연루는… 광범위하 모든 EU 시민을 영향을 미칠 것이다. To give just one example, the provisions of this Treaty could mean that data be shared and exchanged on all EU citizens regardless of whether they are suspected or convicted of a crime.” Said Philip Bradbourn MEP, Conservative Justice and Home Affairs Spokesman. “Overall this…is a classic example of where a few member states are trying to impose their system on all member states. The eight countries signed up to the Prum Treaty are now trying to foist it upon the rest.”

European Data Protection Supervisor Peter Hustinx expressed his own concern: “The circle of data subjects that can be included in this system is not limited to data of persons suspected or convicted of specific crimes.”

Liberal Democrat Justice Spokesperson, Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP backed the measures but stated “the potential consequences of misuse or abuse would deeply undermine civil liberties.”

However Labour MEP Michael Cashman said “I welcome the adoption of this report after long and complex negotiations. I believe the final agreement represents a balanced and constructive approach. It will enable our member states to record and exchange information regarding visa applications in a more coherent way whilst at the same time ensuring applicants’ rights are protected. On biometrics, it is essential for the EU to take a coherent position on this issue. Technologies such as biometrics can and will improve our security without infringing on our civil liberties if properly and appropriately used. We must embrace this technology rather than shy away from it.”

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