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The Swedish Right to Freedom of Speech, EU Data Protection Law and the Question of Territoriality
Sweden and the EU have quite different traditions when it comes to freedom of the press, freedom of expression and transparency on the one hand, and the protection on privacy and data protection on the other. One way these differences manifest themselves is in the choice of territorial scope of the
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