Earlegal du 20 mars 2026. - Qu’est-ce que le droit d’accès, comment reconnaître une demande d’accès et comment y répondre de manière satisfaisante ? (Notamment en cas de refus d’accès (décision 77.2025)) - Quelles informations dois-je conserver comme preuve ? - Comment réagir à une demande d’accès adressée par des autorités (ex. Police) ? - Quelle indemnisation pour les personnes concernées en cas de violation du droit d’accès ? par Fanny COTON, Victoria RUELLE, Léa QUERTEMONT & Emma BELOT.
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