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European Data Protection Law and Regulation

A search engine operator receives a request from a former local politician to delist news articles about a long-closed expense inquiry. Which approach best reflects the right to be forgotten as interpreted by the Court of Justice?

• ADelist the results on the EU versions of the search engine after balancing the interests at stake
• BDelist the results on all versions of the search engine worldwide to give the request full effect, since the Court of Justice has held that only global removal can effectively protect the data subject's rights under EU law
• CRefuse the request because the linked pages were published lawfully by the news outlets, since a search engine operator cannot be required to delist material whose original publication was found to be lawful and in the public interest
• DDelist only results that are factually inaccurate, since accuracy is the sole delisting ground, and results that are factually correct must remain listed regardless of how long ago the events occurred or how relevant they now are