CIPP/E
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1. Universal Decla- 1948
ration of Human
Rights - Passage
2. Universal Decla- The right to a private life and associated freedoms.
ration of Human
Rights - Article 12
3. Universal Decla- Freedom of expression.
ration of Human
Rights - Article 19
4. Universal Decla- Rights are not absolute and there are instances where a balance must be struck.
ration of Human
Rights - Article
29(2)
5. European Con- Treaty drawn up by the Council of Europe that protects fundamental rights. Adopt-
vention on Hu- ed in 1953 and based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
man Rights
6. European Con- Enforced by the European Court of Human Rights
vention on Hu-
man Rights - En-
forcement
7. European Con- Protects rights of individuals
vention on Hu-
man Rights - Arti-
cle 8
8. European Con- Protects the right of freedom of expression and the right to share information and
vention on Hu- ideas across national boundaries.
, CIPP/E
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man Rights - Arti-
cle 10
9. OECD Guidelines Guidelines comprised basic non-legally binding rules governing transferred flows
on the Protec- and the protection of personal information and privacy in order to facilitate the
tion of Privacy harmonization of data protection law between countries.
and Transborder
Flows of Personal
Data (1980)
10. Council of Eu- Also known as Convention 108. Was the first legally binding international in-
rope Convention strument in the area of data protection. Convention 108 sets the standard for
for the Protec- the protection of the personal data of individuals while also seeking to find a
tion of Individu- balance for the need to maintain the free flow of personal data for the purposes
als with regard of international trade.
to Automatic Pro-
cessing of Per-
sonal Data
11. Convention 108 v. Convention 108 differs from the Guidelines in that it required signatories to take
OECD Guidelines the necessary steps in their domestic legislation to apply the principles it lays down.
12. Treaty of Lisbon In force in 2009. Aims to strengthen and improve the core structures of the EU to
enable it to function more efficiently and ensures that all institutions of the EU must
have regard to the protection of individuals when processing personal data.
13. European Parlia- The only European institution whose members are directly elected. It has four
ment responsibilities:
1. Legislative development;
2. Supervisory oversight of the other institutions;
3. democratic representation; and
4. Development of the budget.
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1. Universal Decla- 1948
ration of Human
Rights - Passage
2. Universal Decla- The right to a private life and associated freedoms.
ration of Human
Rights - Article 12
3. Universal Decla- Freedom of expression.
ration of Human
Rights - Article 19
4. Universal Decla- Rights are not absolute and there are instances where a balance must be struck.
ration of Human
Rights - Article
29(2)
5. European Con- Treaty drawn up by the Council of Europe that protects fundamental rights. Adopt-
vention on Hu- ed in 1953 and based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
man Rights
6. European Con- Enforced by the European Court of Human Rights
vention on Hu-
man Rights - En-
forcement
7. European Con- Protects rights of individuals
vention on Hu-
man Rights - Arti-
cle 8
8. European Con- Protects the right of freedom of expression and the right to share information and
vention on Hu- ideas across national boundaries.
, CIPP/E
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_12ig3w
man Rights - Arti-
cle 10
9. OECD Guidelines Guidelines comprised basic non-legally binding rules governing transferred flows
on the Protec- and the protection of personal information and privacy in order to facilitate the
tion of Privacy harmonization of data protection law between countries.
and Transborder
Flows of Personal
Data (1980)
10. Council of Eu- Also known as Convention 108. Was the first legally binding international in-
rope Convention strument in the area of data protection. Convention 108 sets the standard for
for the Protec- the protection of the personal data of individuals while also seeking to find a
tion of Individu- balance for the need to maintain the free flow of personal data for the purposes
als with regard of international trade.
to Automatic Pro-
cessing of Per-
sonal Data
11. Convention 108 v. Convention 108 differs from the Guidelines in that it required signatories to take
OECD Guidelines the necessary steps in their domestic legislation to apply the principles it lays down.
12. Treaty of Lisbon In force in 2009. Aims to strengthen and improve the core structures of the EU to
enable it to function more efficiently and ensures that all institutions of the EU must
have regard to the protection of individuals when processing personal data.
13. European Parlia- The only European institution whose members are directly elected. It has four
ment responsibilities:
1. Legislative development;
2. Supervisory oversight of the other institutions;
3. democratic representation; and
4. Development of the budget.
