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In today’s fast changing environment, companies should continue to periodically review their BGV and data policies, process and contracts to ensure they are in line with prevailing law and industry practices.

Global data flows have substantially risen in recent years, along with trade in digital services across borders. As per the Report published by the World Bank, in 2020, global internet traffic was...

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Author summary Why was this study done? Joint replacements are among the more frequent elective surgeries performed in developed settings. In England, inequalities in provision of joint replacement surgery were reported more than a decade ago, followed by a national effort to reduce these inequalities. In a context of increasingly strained National Health Service funding and hospital budgets, alongside prolonged efforts to increase surgical capacity, it is unclear what impact these have had on...

April 17, 2023 Vietnam Protection of Personal Data Decree No. 13 2023 ND effective July 1, 2023 if a breach must notify within 72 hours Ministry of Public Security, Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention, applies to Vietnamese agency, organizationr individual

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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has prepared a draft Bill, titled the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2022 and has invited feedback from the public. The draft Bill sets out the rights and duties of the citizen and the obligations of the Data Fiduciary to use the collected data lawfully.

While the Bill takes several commendable steps to ensure that it complies with global standards of data protection, it nevertheless suffers from several infirmities that render its constitutionality questionable.

A rapid shift towards the digital modes of service delivery has highlighted the urgency to protect the privacy and security of the citizens’ data. Through a critical examination of India’s fragmented state of data protection legislation, we advocate for centralising the citizens’ rights in all policies and legislations.