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The Roots of the Right to Privacy

Theme:
Privacy and Democracy
What:
Panel
When:
9:30 AM, Monday 10 Jun 2024 (1 hour)
Breaks:
Coffee Break   10:30 AM to 11:00 AM (30 minutes)
How:

Introduction 

The concept of privacy can be found in many cultures. It has roots that extend far back in history across various cultural, political, and social traditions. This concept has especially reached legal milestones through the recognition and solidification of privacy and data protection as a fundamental human right in contemporary legal systems. With this engaging session, attendees will embark on a journey to uncover the principles and foundations highlighting the right to privacy, exploring its significance in shaping individual freedoms and fostering prosperity.  

Key questions and objectives 

  • What are the roots of privacy? Where does it come from? 
  • How has the concept of privacy evolved over time, and what are the milestones that have shaped it? 
  • How has the right to privacy historically intersected with other fundamental rights, such as freedom of speech and expression?  
Speaker
Georgia Institute of Technology
Professor of Law and Ethics
Chair
Mandat International / ECCP
President of the IoT Forum and European Centre for Certification and Privacy
Speaker
US Department of Justice Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties
Chief Privacy and Civil Liberties Officer
Keynote speaker
Council of Europe
Secretary General
Keynote speaker
GPDP
President
Speaker
European Parliament
Member, Co-Rapporteur on EU AI Act
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