Demo in Vienna: Protest for human rights and data protection in court

Demo in Vienna: Protest for human rights and data protection in court

On Monday, October 7, 2024, a demonstration will take place at the Josefstadt district court in Vienna from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., which is strong for compliance with human rights and data protection. This demonstration is a direct reaction to a serious data protection scandal in the judicial area, which has caused a lot of excitement in recent times.

A reason for the protest are allegations of abuse of office and the non -proper handling of sensitive data. In particular, the focus is on the district court of Josefstadt, since there were highly sensitive information about a person-including a ID scan with photo and personal data-on a safety glass pane for a long time. This has caused this information to be seen by countless citizens, which endangered the security of the person concerned.

Details of the incident

The said ID scan was sent to a person via the district court's email address. It is important to clarify the legal basis for this confidential notice. Another point of concern is that criminal access to these ... highly sensitive data may have received. Such information could easily be used for illegal activities such as trying to open an online bank account.

Criticism of the processes in the district court is also practiced by the victims of the notice. These report grievances that have been ignored for years. For example, the security forces who are provided by the Hel-Wacht company have disregarded legal provisions. They are accused of not recognizing that they are only responsible for the input control, while they are also inadmissible and even stage monitoring scenarios.

The district court is obliged to accept entries during its party traffic times and to stamp properly. Despite this, it is pointed out to the mismanagement, which has been going on for years and was not dismissed by the responsible institutions such as the regional court for civil matters and the Ministry of Justice. The demonstration on Monday should draw attention to these grievances and calls for immediate clarification of the situation.

Another interesting aspect is the amount of the guard mandate, which for Vienna comprises a order volume of 15,500,000 euros. This raises questions about the transparency and fairness of contracts of order, which may always come into focus on public attention.

In view of the current developments, it remains to be seen, as the Minister of Justice Dr. Alma Zadic will react to this critical situation and whether changes will actually occur to ensure compliance with human rights and data protection. The coming days could be crucial for the future of data protection and the information about the grievances at the Josefstadt district court.

For more information about this incident and the planned demonstration, See the reporting on www.meinbeinbezirk.at .