The recently released Health Data Management Policy Draft proposes the creation of a health ID to centralise data storage and expedite access to patient data across medical institutions and platforms. In theory, this ID is voluntary in nature and will help enable individuals to be integrated into the National Digital Health Ecosystem. Having said that, […]
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Over the past decade, businessmen as well as policymakers have embraced the role of data analytics in driving decision making. This has been promoted even further with the steady advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence technology. This effect has spilled over into law enforcement as well, with predictive policing — usage of data analytics
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In the past few decades, the increasingly interconnected nature of the global economy has seen the rise of multinational corporations and brought international regulatory systems into closer interaction with each other. With this increase in global commerce, the world has also witnessed a significant spike in cross-border crimes, prime among which are money laundering and
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On July 16, 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued a landmark judgement in the Data Protection Commissioner v Facebook Ireland Limited case — commonly referred to as Schrems II after the primary complainant, Austrian privacy advocate Max Schrems. This case is a follow up to Schrems I, in which the
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