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[…] for the future of data protection and privacy law. We released many reports and blog posts analyzing privacy legislation in the EU, Brazil, Japan, Russia, and South Korea, and elsewhere. One example was the blog post published in March by Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, now FPF Vice President for Global Privacy, and Regina Iminova titled, […]

[…] our stakeholders make sense of the profound developments in privacy and data protection legal regimes and policymaking around the world. From New Zealand to Singapore, Brazil, South Korea, or India — we have been keeping track of relevant changes and highlighted trends that should be in focus for privacy and data protection leaders. FPF […]

[…] our stakeholders make sense of the profound developments in privacy and data protection legal regimes and policymaking around the world. From New Zealand to Singapore, Brazil, South Korea, or India — we have been keeping track of relevant changes and highlighted trends that should be in focus for privacy and data protection leaders. FPF […]

[…] facilitate data flows with these regions, but also between those regions and the rest of the world”. The European Commission has recently concluded adequacy talks with South Korea, after having created the largest area of free data flows for the EU with Japan, two years ago.  “You will see more of that in the […]

[…] our stakeholders make sense of the profound developments in privacy and data protection legal regimes and policymaking around the world. From New Zealand to Singapore, Brazil, South Korea, or India — we have been keeping track of relevant changes and highlighted trends that should be in focus for privacy and data protection leaders. In […]

[…] the discussions in these two stellar panels and highlights key takeaways: There is growing momentum for data protection and privacy in Asia. In 2020/21 alone,Singapore, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, China and Thailand have upgraded or passed their data protection laws, while Brunei, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka among others move closer to […]

[…] the discussions in these two stellar panels and highlights key takeaways: There is growing momentum for data protection and privacy in Asia. In 2020/21 alone,Singapore, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, China and Thailand have upgraded or passed their data protection laws, while Brunei, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka among others move closer to […]

[…] SAR, Malaysia, Australia, are adopting new data protection frameworks or amending their laws, and new laws or major amendments recently  came into force in jurisdictions like Thailand, Korea, New Zealand, China, or Singapore. 2. Rebalancing consent and privacy accountability The title of the first panel was “Switching from a consent-centric approach to privacy accountability: […]

[…] SAR, Malaysia, Australia, are adopting new data protection frameworks or amending their laws, and new laws or major amendments recently  came into force in jurisdictions like Thailand, Korea, New Zealand, China, or Singapore. 2. Rebalancing consent and privacy accountability The title of the first panel was “Switching from a consent-centric approach to privacy accountability: […]

[…] etc.  Major jurisdictions have thus proceeded to a general upgrade of pre-existing laws, including some of the oldest data protection frameworks in the world (New Zealand, South Korea, or Japan, for instance), but also more recent, say “second generation” laws like Singapore’s PDPA. China’s National People’s Congress is expected to adopt the Personal Information […]