Interview with Hanne Juncher
summary
Data governance is framed as a human rights issue with concrete instruments already in place such as Convention 108 and treaties on AI and cybercrime and the priority is getting states to join and implement them. The main obstacles are implementation and enforcement, plus regulatory fragmentation that risks lowering protections. The event convenes diverse profiles and formats to exchange practical guidance, and the organization focuses on promotion, technical guidance and capacity building to help countries turn treaty commitments into working national systems.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:53What is your view on the current evolution of data regulations?
- 1:39What are the main challenges with data governance in the years to come?
- 2:19How important are international dialogue and cooperation for data governance?
- 2:55Why are conferences such as the Privacy Symposium important?
- 3:33What is your priority objective and vision for the year to come?
- 4:15Any messages you would like to share?
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