Current National Law Requirements

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Current National Law Requirements

2002

Freeman, D. Reed Jr. and Elisa A Nemiroff. Privacy Law in Q1 2002. Washington DC: Collier Shannon Scott, January 28, 2002. Please note that this document is updated each quarter.

2001

Behrman, Dennis and Tom Richards. A Guide to Global Privacy Legislation. Newton, MA: Meridien Research, September 27, 2001. Please note that the actual document is in PDF format.

2000

Bainbridge, David and Graham Pearce. “Tilting at Windmills — Has the New Data Protection Law Failed to Make a Significant Contribution to Rights of Privacy.” The Journal of Information, Law and Technology, (University of Warwick), 2000 (2), June 30, 2000. This article discusses the United Kingdom’s recent Data Protection Act. This article is available in both HTML and Word formats.
Guadamuz, Andres. “Habeas Data: The Latin-American Response to Data Protection.” The Journal of Information, Law and Technology, (University of Warwick), 2000 (2), June 30, 2000. This article is available in both HTML and Word formats.
Palazzi, Pablo. Data Protection in Latin American Countries. New York: Fordham, November 12, 2000.

1998

Blackmer, Scott, Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering.Transborder Personal Data Flows: Administrative Practice. Provided for the Privacy and American Business Meeting on Model Data Protection Contracts and Laws. Washington, DC, February 24 - 25, 1998.

1997

Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand. Report by the Privacy Commissioner to the Minister of Justice on the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Bill and Transborder Data Flows. Aukland: PC of New Zealand, April 1997.

For the relevant trans-border data provisions of the national and provincial laws, go to the Legal Library and select the country or province you are interested in, and the summary will be found there.

Page last updated February 21, 2002

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