The General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation 2016/679 of April 26th, 2016, “GDPR” or “Regulation”) is applicable from May 2018. Compliance with the new rules on personal data protection poses particular challenges to public and private sector institutions. It also raises several questions. How does data protection strengthen citizens’ rights? What specific answers does the Regulation provide for technological developments? Which benefits does the Regulation bring to the economy, to data subjects and to companies?
The Jean Monnet Module on European Union Data Protection Law in Portugal (DataporEU) aims at promoting a reflection on the importance of protecting personal data, as well as at fostering awareness on data protection: namely to inform citizens that, as owners of personal data, they need to know their rights and how to enforce them.
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No dia 17 de junho de 2021 acontecerá o 1ª edição do Seminário Internacional de Privacidade e Proteção de Dados Read more
In the series of Data Protection Webinars 2021, Alisa Vekeman, Policy Officer, International data flows and protection at the European Read more
In the series of Data Protection Webinars 2021, Irene Kamara from the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society was Read more
28th of January 2021 is the 15th year that we celebrate Data Protection Day. The Committee of Ministers of the Read more
The General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation 2016/679 of April 26th, 2016, “GDPR” or “Regulation”) is applicable from May 2018. Compliance Read more
MODULE COORDINATOR Francisco Pereira Coutinho, coordinator of the Jean Monnet Module, is an Associate Professor at the NOVA School of Read more
In the framework of the Jean Monnet Module European Union Data Protection Law in Portugal (DataporEU) a webinar about data Read more
The first activity in the framework of the Jean Monnet Module European Union Data Protection Law in Portugal (DataporEU) took Read more