Prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek took decisive legal steps to disclose her individual data. In a announcement addressed to the National Prosecutor, she indicated suspicion of committing a crime through unlawful processing and publication of its delicate information. The case sparked a wide echo in the media and highlighted the problem of individual data protection in Poland.
Security of individual data at risk
Prosecutor Wrzosek stressed that the disclosure of her individual data poses a serious threat not only to her, but besides to her loved ones. – The disclosure of specified a degree of item may service to usage it in a way that threatens the safety of me and the people closest to me – stated in a conversation with PAP.
Therefore, the prosecutor requested the National Prosecutor to notify the Office for individual Data Protection (UODO) of a breach of the rules on the processing of individual data. – In addition, I asked the National Prosecutor to notify the Office for individual Data Protection of the breach of the basic conditions for the processing of individual data in order to impose appropriate administrative sanctions She added.
Response to data publication
The case became public after a photograph of Eva Wrzosek's erstwhile passport questionnaire was published on platform X (formerly Twitter). The paper contained details, including photo, residence addresses, parents' names and PESEL number.
Prosecutor Wrzosek referred to the provisions of the Act on the Protection of individual Data and the Criminal Code. In accordance with Article 51 of the individual Data Protection Act, ‘who processes individual data, although their processing is not admissible or not authorised, is subject to fines, imprisonment or imprisonment of up to 2 years’.
Security of Prosecutor Wrzesozek
Due to many threats and a run of hatred directed against her, Prosecutor Wrzosek applied for protection. – I made a request to be protected due to the countless threats against me and the call for crimes against me. – informed.
Attorney General Adam Bodnar and Head of the National Prosecutor's Office Dariusz Korneluk declared to assist in ensuring the safety of Prosecutor Wrzosek. – In my opinion, in the light of the cognition that we already have today, combining the proceeding that took place on Wednesday, with the death that occurred 3 days later, is crossing the limits of decency – Bodnar assessed, referring to the death of Barbara Skrzypek, who was interviewed in connection with another case.
Summary
The case of disclosure of individual data of prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek draws attention to serious problems related to the protection of privacy and safety of public officers. The actions taken by Prosecutor Wrzosek aim not only to safeguard its rights but besides to draw attention to the request to comply with the rules on the protection of individual data.
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