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7 - 9 July 2025 St John's College, Cambridge, UK, & Online
07 July 2025
06 July 2025
Conference McCann FitzGerald, Dublin
06 February 2025
The European Data Protection Board adopted Guidelines yesterday on the processing of personal data based on legitimate interest. There is currently a public consultation on the guidelines
10 October 2024
The ICO says it hopes to empower organisations to identify necessary steps to improve their data protection practices and create a culture of compliance
07 October 2024
Includes: - Uber to appeal Dutch DPA fine of €290m on data transfers to US - France: AI is a priority area for CNIL, the data regulator - Maximum fines start enforcement of Thai data privacy law - Malaysia’s minor modernisation - Australia’s privacy reform
02 October 2024
Includes: Canada finds Facebook in breach of PIPEDA and issues compliance order EU convenes AI Board’s first meeting Meta concedes to Brazil DPA request Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework in force Sweden fines a bank €1.3 milion for transferring customer data to Meta
Editors Comment from International Report October 2024
The decision could have repercussions for other multinationals transferring personal data between the EU and the US. By Laura Linkomies.
The CNIL gathers stakeholder feedback on its recommendations and signals that it would be ready to become the AI regulator. By Nana Botchorichvili of IDEA Avocats, France
Graham Greenleaf, PL&B Asia-Pacific Editor, and Arthit Suriyawongkul of the ADAPT Centre, Trinity College Dublin report on the fines imposed on a major Thai IT vendor
The EU Commission calls for consistent application, and a quick adoption of the proposed procedural rules to speed up processes. By Laura Linkomies.
The police need a production order to obtain an IP address from a third party. By Colin J. Bennett of the University of Victoria.
Hannah Heilbuth from the University of Nottingham reports on a conference session that looked different approaches to protecting children’s data rights
Companies can benefit from a strategic forward-looking approach on data protection with projects related to new technologies. By Francesca Romana Pesce from the University of Milan
