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[…] in Digital Law, Policy, and Society at Newcastle Law School, Sarah Chander, Senior Policy Adviser at European Digital Rights (EDRi), and Dale Sunderland, Deputy Commissioner at the Irish Data Protection Commission, and was moderated by Prof. Gianclaudio Malgieri. The speakers touched on the impact of data technologies on vulnerable and margina lized groups. The […]

[…] in Digital Law, Policy, and Society at Newcastle Law School, Sarah Chander, Senior Policy Adviser at European Digital Rights (EDRi), and Dale Sunderland, Deputy Commissioner at the Irish Data Protection Commission, and was moderated by Prof. Gianclaudio Malgieri. The speakers touched on the impact of data technologies on vulnerable and margina lized groups. The […]

[…] establishment of comprehensive DEI management within the employer’s company. Ireland Colin Rooney & Alison Peate, Arthur Cox Summary requirements for processing racial and ethnic background data Under Irish law, there is neither a specific legal requirement for employers to collect racial and ethnic background data of their employees, nor is there a general prohibition […]

[…] and religious groups, migrants, LGBTQIA+ and non-binary people, the elderly, and persons with disabilities,”  Representatives from the European Network Against Racism, Dutch Human Rights Council, European Commission, Irish DPC, European Digital Rights (EDRi), European Data Protection Supervisor, and other relevant organizations will share their expertise during the Brussels Privacy Symposium.  “As we think about […]

[…] mobile, wearables, voice assistants, connected cars and every sort of IoT device live up to these principles?  Join the Future of Privacy Forum as we bring together Irish and international experts in design, UX, law and policy, to discuss both best practices and negative examples of design for transparency and control. We will discuss […]

[…] 2012, DAPIX was instructed to work on concrete proposals to implement a strengthened risk – based approach in the text of the draft Regulation . During the Irish Presidency, very substantial steps were made towards incorporating such a risk – based approach in the text of the draft Regulation, in particular in Chapter IV […]

[…] national DPAs, the authorities do not shy away from taking innovative approaches to standardize their fining procedures, as will be shown below. Other regulators (such as the Irish and the Belgian DPAs) have announced they plan to provide clarity and predictability to organizations about their sanctioning standards by publishing their own methodologies in this […]

[…] Papers for Policymakers 20214 Authors Danielle Keats Citron is the Jefferson Scholars Schenck Distinguished Professor in Law, Caddell & Chapman Professor of Law at the University of Virginia School of Law where she directs the LawTech Center. She is the Vice President of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative and a 2019 MacArthur Fellow. She […]

[…] and order its correction, given that the regulator is not a supervisory authority under the Regulation, let alone the lead one? The referring Court noted that the Irish Data Protection Commissioner – as the lead DPA of the company – was already investigating alleged GDPR breaches relevant for this case.  4. Judicial redress: Can […]

[…] Their strategic documents outline some of their plans to achieve that goal. Transparency around online data collection . Various DPAs, such as the French , Spanish and Irish DPAs , have re cently approved revised guidance around the use of cookies and other tracking technologies, with a particular focus on notice and consent. The […]