Governance, Risk & Compliance

China’s first step to data protection

By 2020-06-23T15:50:00

LTIP on demand

China’s recent draft Civil Code is set to introduce several laws that include individuals’ rights to privacy and personal data for the first time. This is a symbolic first step as the country’s 1.4 billion people becomes and more and more digitised, and so more vulnerable to leaks and hacks.

Last Thursday In Privacy: On-Demand Session

LTIP on demand

China’s first step to data protection: The implications of the coming Civil Code

China’s recent draft Civil Code is set to introduce several laws that include individuals’ rights to privacy and personal data for the first time. This is a symbolic first step as the country’s 1.4 billion people becomes and more and more digitised, and so more vulnerable to leaks and hacks.

Our speaker will look at the scope of personal protection to both privacy rights and personal information within the Civil Code.

Hosted by:

  • Katt Gu (Compliance Director, Dimension),
  • Huan Zheng (Deputy General Secretary, Secretariat China Council for G20 Young Entrepreneurs Alliance),
  • Tash Whitaker (Global Data Privacy Manager, Whitaker Solutions Ltd)