The new data protection rules risk turning back the clock for Persons with Disabilities — equating disability with incapacity and eroding hard-won autonomy.
DPDP Act Leaves Persons with Disabilities Vulnerable Read More »
Children can use platforms with parental consent but child users cannot be tracked, making safety measures hard to apply, even as the law’s exemptions could have unintended adverse effects.
Go Back to A Clean Slate on Data Protection for Children Read More »
The Digital Personal Data Protection Bill must serve as a basic layer of protection, with sectoral regulators having the ability to build on this.
The Need for Sector-Specific Safeguards in ‘Techade’ Read More »
The principles of the ‘best interests of children’ and ‘more responsibility on platforms’ should inform India’s approach to data protection for minors.
Needed, A New Approach to Data Protection for Minors Read More »
The Parliament must take cognizance of the far-reaching impact of the Data Protection Law and lay the foundation of a robust institution that is transparent, competent, independent, predictable and not-overzealous in its rulemaking
The Data Protection Authority Can Lay the Foundation for a Solid Digital Economy Read More »
