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Adoption year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - ANSWER- 1948
Who ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - ANSWER- General
Assembly of United Nations
What is Art. 12 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights about - ANSWER-
Privacy of family, home & correspondence
Protection of law against inferences to privacy
What is Art. 19 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights about - ANSWER-
Freedom of opinion & expression
Any media, regardless of frontiers
Which Art. of Universal Declaration of Human Rights solves conflicts between
Art. 12 & Art. 19 - And how. - ANSWER- Art. 29(2) - Individual rights are NOT
absolute, such as to protect freedom of others, morality, public order, etc.
Adoption year of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) - ANSWER-
Signed in Rome in 1950, In force in 1953
Who ratified the European Convention on Human Rights - ANSWER- Council of
Europe (CoE)
How many member states in the Council of Europe - ANSWER- 47 member states,
mostly in Europe, open to non European states
Why is the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) such a powerful
instrument - ANSWER- Because of the large scope of fundamental rights and
freedom it protects
, What is Art. 8 of European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) about -
ANSWER- Right to respect private and family life and correspondence
What is Art. 10 of European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) about -
ANSWER- Freedom of expression
What is the judicial body enforcing the European Convention on Human Rights -
ANSWER- The European Court of Human Rights
Other term for Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Individuals
with Regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data - ANSWER- Convention
108
OECD - ANSWER- Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
In which year where the OECD Guidelines established - ANSWER- 1980
Are the OECD Guidelines binding or not binding - ANSWER- not binding (i.e.
Guidelines)
How many member states in OECD and in which geographical scope - ANSWER-
34 member states, Worldwide
Are OECD Guidelines different from Convention 108 - ANSWER- The Guidelines
and the Convention are very similar
The Convention is BINDING, the Guidelines are NOT BINDING
In which year was the Convention 108 established - ANSWER- 1981
Why is the Convention 108 not called *European* Convention - ANSWER-
because it is open to non-European states as well
Three main parts of Convention 108 - ANSWER- 1. Law provisions (basic
principles)
2. Rules on trans-border data flows
3. Mutual assistance / DPA
What is the Art. 12 of Convention 108 about - ANSWER- Free flow of data between
member states
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