The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts
The right to privacy and the right to information are both essential human rights in the modern information society. For the most part, these two rights complement each other in holding governments accountable to individuals. But there is a potenti...
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okr-10986-230222021-04-23T14:04:12Z The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts Banisar, David CIVIL LIBERTIES PUBLIC INTEREST E-MAIL ANNUAL REPORT DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISION MATERIALS ANNUAL REPORTS LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT ABBREVIATIONS VIDEO WEB SITES POLITICAL RIGHTS INFORMATION PRIVACY RIGHTS CONTENTS MENU PRIVACY IMAGE INFORMATION PROTECTION CONTENT DISCLOSURE PERSONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIRECT CONNECTION COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE NEW TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS TIME PERIODS DATA ADVERTISING PUBLIC INFORMATION GOVERNMENT POLICY COMPUTERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS PRIVACY PROTECTION ECONOMIC COOPERATION COMPUTER NETWORKS INFORMATION CENTER LICENSE SITE CASES DOCUMENTS HISTORIANS MARKETING UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS CONSULTANT WEB TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES RESEARCH PROTECTION OF PRIVACY MATERIAL STANDARDS GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ARTICLE DATABASES CLASSIFICATION ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS TELEPHONE PRIVATE INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION GOVERNMENT SERVICES PUBLISHING TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PDF RELIABILITY FRAUD INSPECTION DESCRIPTIONS CONTACT INFORMATION TRANSPARENCY PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION RESULTS FAIR HANDLING PRIVACY ISSUES COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES REPAIR NETWORKS ELECTRONIC FRONTIER INDEX FAX PERSONAL DATA COLLECTION OF DATA RESEARCHERS BEST PRACTICE EMAILS PRIVATE SECTOR GOVERNMENT BODIES CASE INTERNET ADMINISTRATION RESULT CONCEPT HUMAN RIGHTS NATIONAL LAWS ACRONYMS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY BLOG BUSINESS PEER-TO-PEER ACTIVISTS PERFORMANCE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC INTEREST IN DISCLOSURE CAM INNOVATION INSTITUTION SITES INFORMATION POLICY DISCLOSURES ACRONYM COMMUNICATION NEW TECHNOLOGY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FLOW OF INFORMATION PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PHOTO DATABASE INFORMATION SOCIETY TECHNOLOGIES IDENTITY THEFT PUBLIC CONFIDENCE PRIVATE SECTORS The right to privacy and the right to information are both essential human rights in the modern information society. For the most part, these two rights complement each other in holding governments accountable to individuals. But there is a potential conflict between these rights when there is a demand for access to personal information held by government bodies. Where the two rights overlap, states need to develop mechanisms for identifying core issues to limit conflicts and for balancing the rights. This paper examines legislative and structural means to better define and balance the rights to privacy and information. 2015-11-18T18:55:04Z 2015-11-18T18:55:04Z 2011 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25236340/right-information-privacy-balancing-rights-managing-conflicts-access-information-program http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23022 English en_US World Bank Institute governance working paper series; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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CIVIL LIBERTIES PUBLIC INTEREST ANNUAL REPORT DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISION MATERIALS ANNUAL REPORTS LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT ABBREVIATIONS VIDEO WEB SITES POLITICAL RIGHTS INFORMATION PRIVACY RIGHTS CONTENTS MENU PRIVACY IMAGE INFORMATION PROTECTION CONTENT DISCLOSURE PERSONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIRECT CONNECTION COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE NEW TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS TIME PERIODS DATA ADVERTISING PUBLIC INFORMATION GOVERNMENT POLICY COMPUTERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS PRIVACY PROTECTION ECONOMIC COOPERATION COMPUTER NETWORKS INFORMATION CENTER LICENSE SITE CASES DOCUMENTS HISTORIANS MARKETING UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS CONSULTANT WEB TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES RESEARCH PROTECTION OF PRIVACY MATERIAL STANDARDS GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ARTICLE DATABASES CLASSIFICATION ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS TELEPHONE PRIVATE INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION GOVERNMENT SERVICES PUBLISHING TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RELIABILITY FRAUD INSPECTION DESCRIPTIONS CONTACT INFORMATION TRANSPARENCY PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION RESULTS FAIR HANDLING PRIVACY ISSUES COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES REPAIR NETWORKS ELECTRONIC FRONTIER INDEX FAX PERSONAL DATA COLLECTION OF DATA RESEARCHERS BEST PRACTICE EMAILS PRIVATE SECTOR GOVERNMENT BODIES CASE INTERNET ADMINISTRATION RESULT CONCEPT HUMAN RIGHTS NATIONAL LAWS ACRONYMS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY BLOG BUSINESS PEER-TO-PEER ACTIVISTS PERFORMANCE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC INTEREST IN DISCLOSURE CAM INNOVATION INSTITUTION SITES INFORMATION POLICY DISCLOSURES ACRONYM COMMUNICATION NEW TECHNOLOGY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FLOW OF INFORMATION PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PHOTO DATABASE INFORMATION SOCIETY TECHNOLOGIES IDENTITY THEFT PUBLIC CONFIDENCE PRIVATE SECTORS |
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CIVIL LIBERTIES PUBLIC INTEREST ANNUAL REPORT DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISION MATERIALS ANNUAL REPORTS LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT ABBREVIATIONS VIDEO WEB SITES POLITICAL RIGHTS INFORMATION PRIVACY RIGHTS CONTENTS MENU PRIVACY IMAGE INFORMATION PROTECTION CONTENT DISCLOSURE PERSONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIRECT CONNECTION COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE NEW TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS TIME PERIODS DATA ADVERTISING PUBLIC INFORMATION GOVERNMENT POLICY COMPUTERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS PRIVACY PROTECTION ECONOMIC COOPERATION COMPUTER NETWORKS INFORMATION CENTER LICENSE SITE CASES DOCUMENTS HISTORIANS MARKETING UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS CONSULTANT WEB TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES RESEARCH PROTECTION OF PRIVACY MATERIAL STANDARDS GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ARTICLE DATABASES CLASSIFICATION ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS TELEPHONE PRIVATE INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION GOVERNMENT SERVICES PUBLISHING TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RELIABILITY FRAUD INSPECTION DESCRIPTIONS CONTACT INFORMATION TRANSPARENCY PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION RESULTS FAIR HANDLING PRIVACY ISSUES COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES REPAIR NETWORKS ELECTRONIC FRONTIER INDEX FAX PERSONAL DATA COLLECTION OF DATA RESEARCHERS BEST PRACTICE EMAILS PRIVATE SECTOR GOVERNMENT BODIES CASE INTERNET ADMINISTRATION RESULT CONCEPT HUMAN RIGHTS NATIONAL LAWS ACRONYMS FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY BLOG BUSINESS PEER-TO-PEER ACTIVISTS PERFORMANCE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC INTEREST IN DISCLOSURE CAM INNOVATION INSTITUTION SITES INFORMATION POLICY DISCLOSURES ACRONYM COMMUNICATION NEW TECHNOLOGY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FLOW OF INFORMATION PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PHOTO DATABASE INFORMATION SOCIETY TECHNOLOGIES IDENTITY THEFT PUBLIC CONFIDENCE PRIVATE SECTORS Banisar, David The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts |
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The right to privacy and the right to
information are both essential human rights in the modern
information society. For the most part, these two rights
complement each other in holding governments accountable to
individuals. But there is a potential conflict between these
rights when there is a demand for access to personal
information held by government bodies. Where the two rights
overlap, states need to develop mechanisms for identifying
core issues to limit conflicts and for balancing the rights.
This paper examines legislative and structural means to
better define and balance the rights to privacy and information. |
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Banisar, David |
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Banisar, David |
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Banisar, David |
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The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts |
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The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts |
title_full |
The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts |
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The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts |
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The Right to Information and Privacy : Balancing Rights and Managing Conflicts |
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right to information and privacy : balancing rights and managing conflicts |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25236340/right-information-privacy-balancing-rights-managing-conflicts-access-information-program http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23022 |
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