Arvind Narayanan — Post-doctoral researcher, Stanford University. Office of Inadequate Security. EU cookies directive. Columbian DP Law. On October 7, 2011, the Constitutional Court of Colombia approved a landmark omnibus data protection law. According to its press release, the Court approved almost all provisions in the legislation, known as Ley estatutaria No. 184/ 10 Senado, 046/10 Cámara, but it took issue with Article 27 (which addresses the government’s processing of certain data), Article 29 (which addresses the expunging of certain criminal records) and Articles 30 and 31 (which both address intelligence and counterintelligence databases). Many of the remaining provisions reflect a strong European influence. Some highlights include: With certain exceptions, the law prohibits the processing of personal data without the data subject’s prior consent. Unlike other EU-style data protection laws that place obligations primarily on data controllers, this law would also directly regulate data processors.
Under the legislation, a data processor would need to comply with a long list of requirements, including: Angloa DP Law. Privacy News - PogoWasRight.org. Council of Europe - Data Protection Homepage. Voir et télécharger la vidéo Handbook on European data protection law The handbook will also be translated in Bulgarian, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian and Spanish.
DATA PROTECTION DAY (28 January) Why? Privacy & Information Security Law Blog : Privacy Lawyer & Attorney : Hunton & Williams Law Firm : Personal Data, Information Security. TeachPrivacy. French Privacy Law. Jurisprudence France. EU vs. US Privacy. Last week week, the New York Times published an article entitled “Europe Leads in Pushing for Privacy of User Data,” which observed: As pressure grows for technology companies like Apple and Google to adjust how their phones and devices gather data, Europe seems to be where the new rules are being determined.
After detailing some of the recent activities of Data Protection Authorities in the EU concerning location privacy, the article crticized the US framework: In the United States, there is no single agency dedicated to privacy, and while the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Communications Commission can deal with violations of privacy, those agencies are mainly focused on enforcing fair business practices.
In response, Christopher Wolf, Co-Director of the Hogan Lovells Privacy and Information Management practice wrote a Letter to the Editor, which was published today by the New York Times. In a week in which and in a year in which. China Privacy Law. Gastón Fernández (Associate), Hogan Lovells, Beijing, PRC, contributed this entry While personal data privacy law has been developing in many jurisdictions with the increasing prevalence of internet usage, the People’s Republic of China has not yet enacted comprehensive laws or regulations governing the collection, use and transfer of personal data.
However, this may change soon, as indicated by the recent issuance of the draft Information Security Technology — Guide of Personal Information Protection (the "Guidelines", issued jointly by the General Administration of Quality Supervision Inspection and Quarantine and the Standardization Administration of the PRC on 30 January 2011). The draft Guidelines were developed in consultation with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the government agency charged with regulating the telecoms and internet industries, and would create broadly applicable rules and principles for handling and transferring personal information.
Protecting Privacy in China. Introduces China to the world Explores China's ancient privacy, which had been protected by Confucian theory of "Li" Potential Chinese readers and Chinese market Today, privacy is one of the most hotly debated topics worldwide. The book aims to balance the development of personal rights in a country that has historically valued collective rights over those of the individual. The protection of privacy is not an issue that has been emphasised during the rapid development of economic laws in China. However, the accompanying development of greater government-based regulation of these laws’ implementation has led to greater invasions of personal privacy. This study attempts to provide a way forward for China to address the ever-increasing concerns about the protection of privacy and puts forward a legislative model for protection. Content Level » Research Related subjects » International, Foreign and Comparative Law - Law Table of contents / Preface / Sample pages Show all authors Hide authors.
Roger Clarke's Home-Page. ACLUNC dotRights | Int'l Privacy Law Library. About the Library This project aims to make searchable from one location all of the databases specialising in data protection, privacy and surveillance law available on any of the Legal Information Institutes (LIIs) that collaborate with AustLII in relation to WorldLII. The databases currently made searchable are listed above. For more details, see Greenleaf, G; Chung, P and Mowbray, A "Supporting and influencing data privacy practice: the free access International Privacy Law Library" (2015) 31(2) Computer Law & Security Review 221-233 Professor Graham Greenleaf, AustLII co-founder and Senior Researcher, is General Editor of the Library.
A/Prof Philip Chung, AustLII Executive Director, supervises technical development. They are assisted by an Advisory Committee (to be appointed). Suggestions for additional databases, or additional database content, may be sent to feedback@worldlii.org . Acknowledgements The NZ Privacy Commissioner and APEC Privacy Enforcement Workshop (2014).