The Federal Constitutional Court today declared unconstitutional the retention. This means the immediate removal of all data collected, a good day for civil rights and for freedom.
In recent years we have seen a number of disproportionate action by the state-mostly in the name of fighting terrorism. Today's ruling of the Constitutional Court sets the trend of legislation to an end. Starting and suspicion-free storage or use of the telecommunications connection data of innocent citizens, it will not now. The verdict will also have consequences for other, future legislative projects in the inner- and they are right policy to follow.
The ruling coalition of the Great Law was also significantly beyond the requirements of the EU Directive on data retention. Today, the FDP was in the clear criticism that we have represented for years, confirmed by the highest court of the Federal Republic. Even the 34,000 constitutional complaints have played their part and showed that the company is actively engaged in width and with privacy.
precipitated the Federal Constitutional Court, beginning with the massive bugging, have rejected a number of judgments, the lack of laws. However, it is extremely important that the "can rule from London" is not the norm. Constitutional legislation must be for the people's representatives. We must move away from a legal, parliamentary back to a democracy! Therefore it is imperative that we now make any trip or fall into activism, but also to analyze in the run well, whether a policy is reasonable and proportionate. As the EU Commissioner Reding has already announced that the directive 2006/24/EC on the EU level is examined again, this time on the proportionality between security and privacy. Furthermore, future steps need to be embedded in European stipulations. The FDP is always make for strong civil rights. It is unacceptable that all citizens must be subject to general suspicion. I think fighting terrorism is very important, but we can not share our basic values for risk. This can be in a free society will never be desirable.
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- Jimmy Schulz 
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