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#european-court-of-justice

The Italian appeals court halted the expulsion of asylum seekers to Albania, challenging government migration policies.

Italy is processing migrants in Albania after earlier failures due to safety concerns in migrants' origin countries.

The EU Court rules Meta must reduce personal data usage for targeted ads, prioritizing privacy.

The ECJ ruling prohibits mandatory gender markers for purchasing train tickets, promoting inclusivity for transgender and non-binary individuals.

The IAB Europe's Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) has faced legal challenges but continues to operate under appeal.

The European Court of Justice clarified that the TCF's consent string is personal data, making IAB Europe a joint data controller liable for fines.

The ECJ ruling could fundamentally change FIFA's player transfer regulations, impacting the $10 billion soccer industry.

The case challenges FIFA's rules on player contracts, aiming to increase player freedom and potentially reshape regulations governing player transfers.

Fifa adapts transfer regulations after ECJ ruling, anticipating potential challenges and aiming for compliance.

FIFPRO disagrees with FIFA's interim transfer rules post-Diarra ruling, calling for proper negotiations and arguing they lack legal certainty for footballers.

A22 Sports is pursuing the launch of the Unify League amidst ongoing legal and regulatory challenges with UEFA's new competition rules.

A22 is seeking UEFA and FIFA recognition for the rebranded Unify League following a favorable European Court of Justice ruling regarding competition authorization.

The ECJ ruled that asylum for Afghan women can be granted based on gender and nationality alone amid Taliban abuses.

The ECJ ruled that gender and nationality justify granting asylum to Afghan women due to Taliban discriminatory practices.

Apple has been ordered to pay €13 billion in unpaid taxes to Ireland after being found to have benefited from illegal state aid.

The European Court of Justice mandates Apple to repay €13 billion in taxes to Ireland, affirming past EU Commission decisions regarding illegal tax advantages.

Apple must pay $14.4 billion in back taxes after losing an appeal on a 2016 ruling regarding unfair state aid from Ireland.

The European court's ruling compels Ireland to collect 13bn in tax from Apple, emphasizing the tension between fiscal responsibility and social priorities.

Hungary fined 200m for breaching EU asylum laws, ordered to pay 1m per day until compliance, sparking controversy and highlighting anti-EU sentiments.

Hungary's plan to send migrants to Brussels challenges EU asylum policies and demonstrates increasing tensions within the European Union.

Hungary fined for defying EU asylum laws by only allowing applications outside the country.

The European Court of Justice will investigate the European Commission's decision to release funds to Hungary.

The released funds were part of a sum previously withheld due to concerns over Hungary's violation of 'rule of law principles.'

Freund and others believe the decision to release frozen funds to Hungary should be investigated by the European Court of Justice.

Suspicion arises due to the timing of funds release and Hungary blocking EU decisions, leading to questions about the true motives behind the decision.

The decision to release frozen funds to Hungary should be investigated for legality.

The European Court of Justice is called upon to investigate the European Commission's decision on releasing funds to Hungary.