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Before Identification: Ana Brian Nougreres on transparency as a human right
At CPDP 2026, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy made the case that accountability must be inspectable before identification is demanded.
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Global Privacy Rights for the Gaming Industry
GPR Teams Up with Francis Leon Valencia - For Industry Gaming Privacy Proposal
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Global Privacy Rights Canada: Our submission on Canada’s AI Register
(and the 3 fixes needed to generate clean AI and real accountability)
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1. Critical safety and security features are missing from today’s digital privacy infrastructure
This is not a marketing claim. It’s an engineering diagnosis transparency is required for human-centric-data governance and control
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The CUSMA moment: Canada can take digital sovereignty back
CUSMA normalized cross-border data flows without requiring Transparent First disclosure. That gap is now a sovereignty and national security liability. Canada does not need “more trust.”
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Refine, Don't Reset: Convention 108+ Chair on Building Data Protection Infrastructure
For 0PN Lab Blog + Technical Community At the European Commission's Data Protection Day 2026 conference, the central question was: Reset or Refine? Beatriz de Anchorena, Chair of the Convention 108 Committee, made the case for refinement—incremental modernization that preserves the human rights foundation while adapting to new
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0PN Lab Report: International Data Privacy Day 2026
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EU Omnibus Submission: Permission Masquerading as Consent
0PN-lAB ANCR White Paper Author: Mark Lizar, project editor for ISO/IEC PWI 26689, SC 27/WG 5, Canada, Kantara Consent Receipt Editor, ANCR - Transparency Performance Indicators Editor, Executive Director, Digital Transparency Lab, and co-founder of 0PN (Open Consent Group) Date: January 24, 2026 Contact: [email protected]
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