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North Holland municipalities fined for investigating Muslim residents

North Holland municipalities fined for investigating Muslim residents

The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined ten municipalities a total of €250,000 for conducting secret investigations into the religious and political backgrounds of their Muslim residents. These inquiries, carried out about a decade ago via an external agency, were found to be in violation of privacy laws for processing sensitive personal information without the residents' knowledge.

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