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PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION

Understand the importance of personal data protection, learn about international and national regulations, basic principles, agency responsibilities, rights of individuals, and penal provisions. Stay informed and safeguard your privacy rights effectively.

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PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION

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  1. PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION By Damir Suljević

  2. WHAT DO THEY SAY ABOUT PRIVACY: • ’’Privacy is the claim of an individual to assure himself when, in which way and to what extend the informations about them can be shared with others.’’ - Alan F. Westin (1967) • ’’Privacy is some kind of a social rule that is also the question of the past.’’ - Mark Zuckerberg • If privacy is not protected by the law, then it will be possessed by people who are only above the law.

  3. WHAT IT ACTUALLY IS?

  4. INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORK: • European Convention on Human Rights • Convention 108 • Directive 95/46/EC • Directive 2002/58/EC • Directive 206/24/EC • GDPR – Genetal Data Protection Regulation

  5. NATIONAL LAW: • Constitution of Montenegro from the protection of personal data shall be guaranteed. It is prohibited to use personal data for purposes other than those for which they werecollected. Everyone shall have the right to be informed about the personal data collected about him orher and the right to court protection in case of abuse.’’ • Personal Data Protection Law from 2008

  6. BASIC PRINCIPLES: • Fair and lawful processing • Prohibition of discrimination • Principle of proportionality • Principle of promptness and accuracy • Limited purpose of use

  7. AGENCY FOR PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION AND FREE ACCESS TO INFORMATION: • Established 2009 • Duties

  8. PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING: • WHO • WHAT • WHEN • WHERE • WHY

  9. THE RIGHTS OF THE PERSONS WHOSE DATA ARE PROCESSED: • To know whether data is being processed • Right to inspect, update and delete personal data • Submitting a request for protection of rights • Right to participate in the proceedings through objection • Submitting an Initiative for Supervision

  10. PENAL PROVISIONS

  11. STAY SAFE!THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION

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