Explains how global privacy standards regulate personal data and what key principles—like consent and transparency—mean for users and ...

A notable development for the fraught issue of cross-border data flows from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Wednesday: After two years of closed-door discussions, the ...

The IAEA is committed to processing personal data in an accountable and non-discriminatory manner. As an autonomous intergovernmental organization in relationship with the United Nations, enjoying ...

Despite the rapidly growing role of data in today’s global economy, there exist few agreed international rules in this area. Global governance of data is a patchwork of unilateral, bilateral, and ...

Abstract: As global privacy regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, and DMA continue to evolve, organizations face increasing challenges in balancing regulatory compliance, user trust, and operational ...

Artificial intelligence needs abundant data to serve us well but India’s personal data protection law aims to turn it scarce.

Mercy Corps works with the world's most vulnerable communities, often in fragile, complex, and insecure environments. Given that context, Mercy Corps is committed to the protection of personal data ...

On August 20, China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) received its final read and formally passed into law. This legislation marks China’s first comprehensive legal attempt to define ...

This latest update in November 2025 adds Section XIV on Data-Driven Technologies to address the ethical considerations surrounding digital health, data privacy, and cybersecurity. Below are key ...