All Research Papers Published In International Data Privacy Law

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10.1093/idpl/ipaf036

Comparing and contrasting the definitions of genetic data in Chinese and EU law

Jan 14, 2026
International Data Privacy Law
Ruoxin Su + 1 more

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10.1093/idpl/ipaf037

Evolving approaches to cross-border data flows: Latin American and African perspectives

Dec 27, 2025
International Data Privacy Law
María Vásquez Callo-Müller + 1 more

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10.1093/idpl/ipaf035

Permitted by design? Article 10(5) AIA, sensitive data, and the legal illusion of bias correction

Dec 24, 2025
International Data Privacy Law
Arnoud Engelfriet

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10.1093/idpl/ipaf033

Should data protection authorities enforce the <i>AI Act</i> ? Lessons from EU-wide enforcement data

Dec 17, 2025
International Data Privacy Law
Joanna Mazur + 2 more

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10.1093/idpl/ipaf030

Risk and fundamental rights infringements as a form of ‘damage’ per Article 82 GDPR

Dec 8, 2025
International Data Privacy Law
Stephan Mulders

There is a lot of uncertainty about the meaning of 'damage' in Article 82 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It is challenging to define damage for GDPR infringements because of the nature of personal data and because of personality harms. The severity test commonly used to assess compensation for damage to personality rights is not suitable for GDPR infringements. This article proposes a solution by arguing and demonstrating the application of established fundamental rights norms and risk evaluation techniques to harms caused by GDPR infringements under Article 82 of the GDPR.