Cameroonian journalist sentenced to 23 months in prison after serving 2 years in prison

May 19, 2021
Cameroonian journalist sentenced to 23 months in prison after serving 2 years in prison
by
Scout Mitchell
Social media giant Facebook on Friday rejected a request by an Irish court to block an Irish regulator’s probe into the possible transfer of data from the European Union to the United States.
The Irish High Court agreed in September to suspend the Data Protection Commission (DPC) investigation. But on Friday, they announced that they would reject the claims of the American group.
“I reject any claim from Facebook Ireland,” said High Court Judge David Barniville.
A decision welcomed by the regulator, in a brief statement to the AFP, may prompt the DPC to block the transfer of personal data from Facebook to the United States, from Facebook, which is at the heart of the economic model.

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