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#DataProtectionDay in the MENA region: is there cause to celebrate?

28 Jan 2020

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.

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#DataProtectionDay in the MENA region: is there cause to celebrate?
28 Jan 2020
#DataProtectionDay in the MENA region: is there cause to celebrate?
México: un Decálogo de Derechos Digitales en Redes Sociales o una receta para la censura

Tunisia: falsified endorsements in the presidential elections. What happens next?

11 Oct 2019

Tunisia must prioritize reform of the data protection law and make key amendments to guarantee future elections do not leverage misuse of data and forgery.

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Tunisia: falsified endorsements in the presidential elections. What happens next?
11 Oct 2019
Tunisia: falsified endorsements in the presidential elections. What happens next?
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