Launched in 2017, ABLI’s Data Privacy Project aims to contribute to the legal certainty and convergence of rules applicable to personal data protection in Asia, with an initial core focus on the regulations of cross-border data flows. In a context where personal data has never been so useful to society, the legal landscape in data privacy in Asia is uncertain, contrasted and constantly shifting. Yet no structure of regional co-operation exists that can effectively remove the resulting hurdles for regulatory cooperation, gaps in privacy protections that are prejudicial to individuals, and the unnecessary compliance costs and restrictions to innovation borne by cross-border businesses. Since 2017 ABLI offers an apolitical, non-profit, trusted platform of regional cooperation that can help build the necessary solutions and bridge these gaps in this complex and sensitive area of the law.
Interview
Empowering Policymakers: Leveraging Data for Human-Centered Decisions and Global Impact
Interview
Harnessing AI to combat disinformation in the MENA region
Blueprint
Paris Call: Taming the Cyber Mercenary Market
Issue Brief
Paris Call: Protecting Critical Infrastructures Against Systemic Harms
White Papers
Harmful Content Working Group: Progress Report
Publication
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