[governance] Fwd: PRISM - is it about the territorial location of data or its legal ownership

[Suresh Ramasubramanian]

Any such exemption would be explicitly granted and documented. To my
knowledge such an exemption doesn't seem to exist though. I would love to
be proved wrong.

Marie GEORGES [24/06/13 16:16 +0200]:
>OF course and there are many other long standing principles relating to
>applicable law and I showed you one case in which US accepted not to apply
>the "sovereignty" principle to data on its territory because the activity
>at stake, except "processing of related data", had nothing to do with US
>
>Other example, even if the Data Protection law is a "public order" law in
>EU, EU decided  not to apply the DP directive of 1995 to  data only "in
>transit" ....


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