Ireland has been at the centre of the debate surrounding data retention since its infancy in EU law. As technology continues…

Technologically-Powered State Functions? As technology becomes further integrated with the law, so does it with public administrative and state bodies. While…

At present, the difficulties that companies have to face in fulfilling self-regulatory tasks are increasing. First of all, corporations nowadays deal…

1. Deciding about data in a complex reality A privacy notice can be a dense document and its average length has…

The EU-US data transfer saga continues. Despite two historical decisions of the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) invalidating the…

On 10th March 2022, Sri Lanka’s Parliament passed the Personal Data Protection Act. With this, Sri Lanka also became the first…

This post exposes how Ireland has regulated the field of health research, and if the Irish model has leaned towards the…

The UK left the European Union (EU) in January 2021. Of the many strands left unresolved, the future position of data-sharing…

On 31 December 2020, the United Kingdom (UK) formally departed from the European Union (EU). Following that, on 1 January 2021,…

There is a subtle but consolidated growth for demand of data-localization among the developing nations; interestingly, South-Asian countries are taking the…