Özet:

This study aims to examine the compliance of the registration of persons in the General Information Collection System with the European Convention on Human Rights (CEDH) and the Turkish Constitution. Personal data are defined as all information about a specific or identifiable real person in Article 2 of the Convention on the Protection of Individuals against Automatic Processing of Personal Data No. 108. In this context, the arrest decision, the information of criminal proceedings or the retention of sentences for certain crimes means the processing of personal data. Personal data is part of the right to respect for private life. The right to respect for private life is protected by the IHS M. 8 and the Turkish Constitution M. 17 and M. 20. Therefore, it is necessary to be registered in the GBT system in accordance with the relevant materials. Therefore, the GBT system has been subjected to the tests of legality (legality), legitimate purpose and necessity and measurability in the democratic social system. The Information Collection Guidelines, which is the legal basis of the GBT system, has not been published in the Official Gazette because it is "specific to the Service". In addition, the sentencing sentences carried out in the system are not deleted until the person is killed. These two situations are the two most important reasons for the GBT system not to pass the test.

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