Human rights
WhatsApp breach highlights lack of due diligence law in Luxembourg
Israeli company linked to data breaches, human rights abuses is based in Luxembourg
The recent controversy around Israeli spyware firm NSO has put a focus on the fact that Luxembourg - unlike some of its neighbours - lacks proper legislation to vet foreign companies for human rights abuses.
NSO Group, the spyware firm media reports have linked to the WhatsApp data breach and the assassination of dissident Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi, is based in Luxembourg.
To keep reading
please sign up for free!
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Editor's Picks
Court case
—
17.09.2019
Apple makes case against €13bn tax bill in EU court
Brexit
—
16.09.2019
Noisy protest mutes Johnson after Juncker meeting
Bissen
—
13.09.2019
Local council crumbles under Google vote
Interview
—
12.09.2019
UK ambassador confident about Brits' residence in Luxembourg
bilateral deal
—
12.09.2019
Luxembourg pact helps Trump to conquer space
