Effective data protection also requires cooperation between data protection authorities at international level and the development of cross-border standards. In fact, it must be possible, in the case of transnational data processing with which we are increasingly confronted, to provide coordinated answers and to guarantee equal rights for all persons, regardless of their place of residence. To this end, the Federal Data Protection Supervisor participates in the work of the Council of Europe, the European Conference and the International Conference of Data Protection Supervisors, the Schengen and Eurodac joint supervisory bodies and the French-speaking Association of Data Protection Authorities.
Handbook on Data protection in humanitarian action
The manual contains the fundamental principles and legal bases of personal data protection and devotes a chapter to each of the technologies that use personal data in the context of humanitarian action. It is available on the website of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
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