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Defending Democracy

26th February 2020

For Justice Week 2020 (24-28 February), the Bar Council published a series…

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CITIZENSHIP+1
DIGITAL AGE
Data Protection Impact Assessments as Rule of Law Governance Mechanisms

3rd June 2019

Rule of Law principles are essential for a fair and just society, and…

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DIGITAL AGE+1
JUSTICE SYSTEMS
Regulating FinTech: Lessons from Africa

6th May 2018

Technological innovation in finance 'Fintech' has been on the rise in…

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DIGITAL AGE
The Data Protection Bill: What Do Rule of Law Principles Mean for AI and Data Processing? Briefing Note

16th April 2018

The Data Protection Bill: What Do Rule of Law Principles Mean for AI…

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DIGITAL AGE+1
PARLIAMENTS
Regulatory challenges underlying FinTech in Kenya and South Africa

1st December 2017

Technological innovation in finance ("FinTech") has been on the rise…

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BUSINESS+2
DIGITAL AGESUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Submission to the Law Commission of England & Wales, Consultation on the Protection of Official Data

Lawrence McNamara | 9th June 2017

Submission to the Law Commission of England & Wales, Consultation…

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DIGITAL AGE+1
SECURITY

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Publications

Defending Democracy

Data Protection Impact Assessments as Rule of Law Governance Mechanisms

Regulating FinTech: Lessons from Africa

The Data Protection Bill: What Do Rule of Law Principles Mean for AI and Data Processing? Briefing Note

Regulatory challenges underlying FinTech in Kenya and South Africa

Submission to the Law Commission of England & Wales, Consultation on the Protection of Official Data