From Brazil to the World: Mastering Compliance in Cross-Border Data Transfers

As international data flows intensify, ensuring compliance with Brazil’s General Data Protection Law (LGPD) has become a strategic priority for businesses operating globally. This article unpacks the critical distinctions in what constitutes an international data ...Mehr lesen

New members have joined the INPLP: Marshall Situmorang and Andhitta Audria Putri

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Can Public Schools Use Google Under the GDPR? Finland’s Top Court Says “Yes, But…”

The Finnish Supreme Administrative Court recently addressed whether Finnish municipalities can rely on GDPR Article 6(1)(c), a statory obligation to process personal data, when using cloud tools like Google Workspace for Education. It confirmed that that statutory ...Mehr lesen

A new member has joined the INPLP: Cecilia Abente Stewart

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Consent as the lawful basis for monitoring the activities of employees: really?

A recent case decided by the French Court de cassation demonstrates technical disregard of the GDPR, particularly in employment litigation matters. ...Mehr lesen

Chilean data privacy new regulation: based and far from the GDPR

For 7 years Chilean Congress debated the amendment of Law 19.628 concerning data privacy. Finally, on December 13, 2024, the new regulation was published and is set to come into force on December 1st, 2026. ...Mehr lesen

ECJ rules on gender identity rectification under GDPR

Can a person demand rectification of their gender entry in a registar?

a Member State cannot rely on the absence in its national law, of a procedure for the legal recognition of transgender identity in order to limit the right to rectification. ...Mehr lesen

Canadian provinces continue legislative updates, with federal privacy reform on hold

In the wake of Parliament’s prorogation and a snap federal election, several federal privacy bills stalled, but the provinces are stepping up to advance their own privacy reforms. ...Mehr lesen

The Australian Privacy Commissioner is not waiting for another reform

Australian data privacy is at crossroads. The newish Privacy Commissioner has a clear vision. With the new enforcement powers granted to her in the first of several promised reform packages late last year and with an increased budget, the Office of the Australian ...Mehr lesen

New members have joined the INPLP: Anne-Marit Wang and Ståle L. Hagen

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