The non-discrimination principle and personal data protection in the context of the EU digital COVID certificate
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https://doi.org/10.46661/lexsocial.6452Palabras clave:
European constitutionalism, non-discrimination, state of emergency, right to free movement, personal data protection, public interestResumen
The measures adopted so far, on EU Members-States level, aiming at containing Covid-19 have, very often, demonstrated an extremely fragmented, un-coordinated and controversial policy-making process. On July 1st, 2021, the EU Digital Covid Certificate entered into application throughout the EU seeking to provide for a common, harmonized, common legal framework in order to protect public health, re-open the borders, re-activate European economy, and facilitate the free movement of individuals during pandemic through establishing secure, verifiable, and interoperable measures across the EU territory. Issues of non-discrimination and equality, freedom of movement, working conditions, data protection, asylum and migration, human dignity, the rule of law, and the overall respect for human rights have been raised.
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