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Centre For Communication Governance
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Centre For Communication Governance
at NLU Delhi
We organise a wide variety of events including workshops, symposiums, talks, and conferences and most of our events are open to public. Please see our list of upcoming events.
Centre for Communication Governance at National Law University, Delhi invites application for various research positions within its Civil Liberties and Technology and National Security teams.
The deadline for applications is November 1, 2018. For additional details please see: drive.google.com/file/d/1AjSphJN8mumadTrgleIBh2WLox83Agrk/view
(CCG-NLU) Call for Applications.pdf
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Yesha Paul discusses the #DataProtection Bill and the involvement of civil society and the media in the process.
Unravelling the Data Protection Bill
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Understanding the Bill and the involvement of civil society and the media.Elizabeth Dominic writes about cyber diplomacy, and the importance of confidence-building measures to the establishment of a stable cyberspace.
Cyber Diplomacy: Towards A New Cybersecurity Strategy
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Cyber space has become a focal point of international relations. With most global powers having realized that cyber security is integral to their national security, cyber issues have found their pl…Yesha Paul writes about the privacy concerns raised by the DNA profiling bill, scheduled to be introduced in parliament today.
The Bill is largely based on the 2017 Law Commission Report on “Human DNA Profiling – A draft Bill for the Use and Regulation of DNA-Based Technology”, which seeks to expand “the application of DNA-based forensic technologies to support and strengthen the justice delivery system of the country.”
Apart from identifying suspects and maintaining a registry of offenders, the Bill seeks to enable cross-matching between missing persons and unidentified dead bodies, and establishing victim identity in mass disasters.
The Proposed Regulation of DNA Profiling Raises Critical Privacy Concerns
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The Union Cabinet recently approved the DNA Technology (Use and Application) Regulation Bill, 2018 (“DNA Profiling Bill”), which is scheduled to be introduced in Parliament today (31st July). The B…