See the final book of this conference : https://blogdroiteuropeen.files.wordpress.com/2019/02/national-adaptations-of-the-gdpr-final-version-27-february-1.pdf

On 24 November 2017, the new draft LOPD was presented for the corresponding parliamentary procedure and it is currently still in discussion.  To read more Download the Paper

Contents:

I- Introduction

II- Legislative process, Key Dates

III- Noteworthy Aspects

IV- Digital Rights Charter

V- Critical Aspects

VI- Conclusions

Cristina Pauner is Associate professor in Constitutional law at the Universitat Jaume I and member of the PRODADEF Research Group (Data Protection and Fundamental Rights).She has conducted and participated in
european projects on certification (CRISP project) and cooperation among data protection authorities (PHAEDRA project) and various national projects on the impact of GDPR. Her scientific production focuses on freedom of expression and information, privacy and data protection.

Jorge Viguri is a PhD Student in Constitutional Law at the Universitat Jaume I of Castellón (UJI). He has a Master’s Degree in Legal Practice (2014-2016) and was involved in the european project on certification
(CRISP project). He widened his studies at the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg (2016), and the Poznań Human Rights Centre (2017). His scientific production focuses on
privacy and data protection including certification schemes and the impact of European Dactyloscopy System (Eurodac) on asylum seekers.

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