Tag Archives: privacy
Role of Potential Digital Evidence in criminal investigations
During the last week, Bengaluru witnessed a disturbing display of lawlessness by a group led by a son of a Congress MLA. The case involved a brawl in a Pub called “Farzi Cafe” in UB City in which another person … Continue reading
Uphold the “Right to Know” against “Right to Privacy” in the new Data Protection Law
As we enter the final stages of public consultation on the drafting of the new Data Protection Act of India following the release of the White Paper by the Justice Srikrishna Committee, one aspect of the law that needs attention … Continue reading
Privacy law cannot be only a tool for hiding oneself
We often say that “One person’s right to extend the arm ends at the tip of the nose of the next person”. This is a well known cliche but often forgotten by those who are over enthusiastic on “Privacy” including … Continue reading
Public Consultation on Data Protection Legislation
Yesterday, (13th January 2018), three members of the Judtice Srikrishna Committee on Data Protection Law participated in a public consultation program in Bangalore at the IISc auditorium. Honourable Justice (Retd) B.N. Srikrishna, the Chairman of the committee was present along … Continue reading
We should forget the “Right to Forget” in Indian Data Protection Act
[P.S: This is in continuation of the discussion of the proposed Data Protection Act in India and the public comments invited for the Justice Srikrishna report.] The EU law on Privacy under GDPR recognizes the “Right to Forget” which essentially means … Continue reading