Serbia's Law on Electronic Communications

In this case, the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia found that the provisions of Law on Electronic Communications, which dealt with data retention, were unconstitutional since they unjustifiably restrict the right to secrecy of correspondence and other means of communications prescribed in article 41 of the Constitution of Republic of Serbia. These provisions were declared to be unconstitutional because their formulation was not sufficiently precise and left open the possibility to prescribe details in regard of data retention in some other act, other than a court decision.

CYRILLA: Global Digital Rights Law

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