Tag: GDPR
Are Governments Sacrificing Privacy to Fight the Coronavirus Pandemic?
India’s proposed data protection bill: further work is needed to ensure true privacy for the next billion users
A rights-respecting regime would empower the citizens to assert their rights, along with creating contours of agreeable actions by data fiduciaries. We hope this bill will be amended to unlock that potential.
EU plans new rules for AI but experts seek more detail
European Parliament shows (again) its stance on Artificial Intelligence
The ongoing work on this topic signals both an awareness of the issues to be addressed and a commitment to address them. We hope to see regulatory initiatives turn “Trustworthy AI” into more than a slogan.
Access Now’s comments to the EDPB consultation on Guidelines on the criteria of the right to be forgotten
Access Now’s written contribution to the EU GDPR expert group – January 2020
#DataProtectionDay in the MENA region: is there cause to celebrate?
Some countries are advancing data protection laws and policies, but not every initiative passes muster for protecting privacy. Here’s the status of key initiatives and the top five reasons why strong data protection is imperative in MENA and around the world.
Fighting for strong data protection around the world: a year in review
Happy International Data Protection Day! To celebrate, we’re taking you on a data protection world tour. Buckle up — it’s a wild ride.
In the EU, facial recognition in schools gets an F in data protection
No matter what new technology is deployed, the EU and its member states must implement and uphold the GDPR.
EU Court decides on two major “right to be forgotten” cases: there are no winners here
Despite widespread reporting that two recent rulings on the “right to be forgotten” represent a victory for Google and free expression, concerns remain about human rights and the power of private companies to decide how content is discovered online.