PogoWasRight.org

  • Home
  • About
  • Privacy Policy
Home » Laws » Data Privacy Laws in Latin America: An Overview

Data Privacy Laws in Latin America: An Overview

Aug 102015
 
 August 10, 2015  Laws, Non-U.S.

Seen on Data Privacy Laws:

Camila Tobón has written a good overview about Data Privacy Laws in Latin America. The  article from the ABA International Law News, vol. 44, n.2 covers the status of latin american developments in the field of data protection.

Related Posts:

  • Recent Privacy Law Developments in Latin America
  • Hogan Lovells White Paper Examines Governmental…
  • Data Protection courses in Latin America (Colombia,…
  • Privacy Is a Human Right: Data Retention Violates That Right
  • We Need a Better, Simpler Narrative of US Privacy Laws

Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.

  India: Right to privacy and the law that allows the police to invade it   Maine enacts law to protect applicants’ and employees’ social media privacy

Featured Posts

  • Tool to help police in opioid crisis draws privacy concern
  • Wisconsin company to install rice-sized microchips in employees
  • French court refers Google privacy case to ECJ
  • States bristled but at least 30 will give personal voter data to Trump
  • South Dakota: Lawsuit Challenges Motorist Catheterization
  • White House Publishes Names, Emails, Phone Numbers, Home Addresses of Critics

Contact Me

You can reach me via email to admin[at]pogowasright.org For encrypted email, use admin[at]databreaches.net with OpenGPG key: 0x0625E4BA

FingerPrint:
03A3 FC9B 05AA B1E2 CC7C 9413 6180 60DD 0625 E4BA

You can also find me on Twitter @pogowasright or on Jabber at [email protected]

Follow Me on Twitter

Follow me on Twitter!

Support TechDirt – Defend the First Amendment

Now you can DONATE to help them. Go to ISupportJournalism.com.
Support TechDirt

Categories

Pogo Was Right

Recent Posts on This Site

  • Tool to help police in opioid crisis draws privacy concern
  • Wisconsin company to install rice-sized microchips in employees
  • Delta Enters Next Phase Of Testing Fingerprints As Boarding Passes
  • NZ: Health boss leaving without paying reparation for privacy breach
  • Cellphone Privacy Takes a Hit in New York
  • French court refers Google privacy case to ECJ
  • States bristled but at least 30 will give personal voter data to Trump
  • UK: Moneysupermarket fined for ignoring customers’ marketing email opt-outs
  • Prosecutors can secretly obtain your phone and internet records without a warrant

RSS Recent Posts on DataBreaches.Net

  • Microsoft opens up a new front in the battle against Fancy Bear
  • 45,000 Facebook Users Leave One-Star Ratings After Hacker’s Unjust Arrest
  • Ricoh Australia Scrambles to Fix Document Leak
  • Japan to take ‘strict action’ against Bayer over patient-data scandal
  • Huge Swedish Data Leak Punished With (Only?) Half a Month’s Paycheck
© 2016 PogoWasRight.org. All rights reserved. |  RSS  |  Contact Me  | Suffusion theme by Sayontan Sinha