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SUMMARY:The 5th APSN International Conference: Global Privacy Standards: Evolution\, divergence and surveillance
DESCRIPTION:The Asian Privacy Scholars Network 5th International Conference – Global Privacy Standards: Evolution\, Divergence and Surveillance will be held in Auckland\, New Zealand. \nOver two days local and international privacy experts will gather to study developments in data privacy in the greater Asian region. The conference is open to any privacy scholars and professionals who wish to attend and/or present papers on topics of relevance. Please note that APSN members will have priority for speaking slots and registration. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis year’s theme focuses on the challenges businesses face in addressing consumers’ fears and expectations in an era of pervasive surveillance against the backdrop of attempts to develop standards that allow the free flow of personal data. \nPersonal data is the new oil and is an increasingly important asset for business and vital for governments to function and maintain the security of their citizens. Despite the lack of global standards\, especially between the European Union and the United States\, countries in Asia have forged their own standards. This has potentially led to difficulties such as the right to be forgotten being implemented by global companies in one region but not in others. \nPapers are welcome on topics that include but are not limited to the conference theme and addressing the latest developments in privacy laws in the region\, the continued suitability of the notice and choice model and the implications of the new European Regulation and successor to Safe Harbor for the Asian region. \nThis year’s external advisory team is: \n\nProfessor Graham Greenleaf\, UNSW\, Sydney\nProfessor Anne Cheung\, University of Hong Kong\nProfessor Andrew Adams\, Meiji University\, Tokyo\nProfessor Kiyoshi Murata\, Meiji University\, Tokyo\n\nWe look forward to welcoming you in Auckland! \nGehan Gunasekara\, Alan Toy\, Blair Stewart and Katrine Evans\nThe University of Auckland Asian Privacy Scholars Network 5th International Conference Programme Committee \nPresentations
URL:https://asianprivacy.org/event/the-5th-apsn-international-conference/
LOCATION:The University of Auckland Business School\, 12 Grafton Road\, Auckland\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference
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