The Dutch Foundation Human Rights in Finance has formally requested a human rights evaluation from  the European Commission on the EU's 5th Anti-Money Laundering  Directive, citing privacy infringements and procedural abuse.

"The right to privacy, the right to a fair trial, the innocence presumption, the right to property, the right to not be discriminated/profiled and the right to access to health care, universal services (via a the right to a bank account) are violated due to the excessive regulations and policy initiatives initiated and driven by the European Commission".

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https://www.therage.co/hrif-human-rights-evaluation-amld5-european-commission/