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Borruso F., Infanzie. Percorsi storico-educativi fra immaginario e realtà, Milano: FrancoAngeli, 2019, pp. 150.
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LA SOGGETTIVITÀ GIURIDICA DEGLI ESSERI NON UMANI: GLI ANIMALI THE LEGAL SUBJECTIVITY OF NON-HUMAN BEINGS: ANIMALS
Get PDFThe particular attention to what is different from human being, combined with the development of new technologies, it makes us think about the adequacy of the regulatory system, which does not reflect the values that inspire social action. Broaden the reflections to different cases of difficult legal qualification, made it possible to better analyse the changed relationship between human being and animal in relationship life, that many and different fields of study and discipline is able to involve, and that, for this reason, it cannot be left to jurisprudential interpretation
Sentencia del Tribunal Supremo (Sala Social 13 mayo de 2014), ECLI:ES:TS:2014:2618
No full textNos encontramos ante un supuesto de despido de una trabajadora de supermercado debido a las conductas de sustracción de la recaudación de la caja de este. La misma, al llevar a cabo dichas conductas, fue captada por cámaras de videovigilancia cuya instalación no fue consentida ni informada de manera previa y tampoco fue informado que dichas cámaras tenían como finalidad el control de la actividad laboral. Por ello, se plantea si existe o no vulneración del derecho a la protección de datos personales recogido en el artículo 18.4 CE. En las sentencias de instancias anteriores, el despido se consideró nulo, procediendo la representante del supermercado a recurrir en casación ante el TS
Third-party cookies and alternatives: what consequences in terms of consent?
Get PDFAttentive to the development of technologies to trace users during their navigation, which must not call into question the rights enjoyed by Internet users, the CNIL on October 13, 2021 issued a complete picture about “third-party” cookies for advertising targeting to ensure that the solutions offered comply with the rules on cookies and other tracers, which also apply to all these alternative solutions. It will closely follow current developments, both in terms of technical offers and privacy protection features in browsers and smartphones
Internet y Democracia
No full textEl trabajo estudia la compleja relación entre Internet y la democracia. Comienza recordando que la situación actual recuerda en parte a las cautelas que se manifestaron con la extensión de la televisión. A continuación realiza una reflexión general sobre la crisis de la representación. Luego estudia las posibilidades de mejora que ofrece Internet, pero también las debilidades que conlleva.The work studies the complex relationship between Internet and democracy. It begins explaining that the current situation remembers in part the cautions that were manifested time ago as television spread. Then the paper makes a general reflection on the crisis of representation. Finally it studies the possibilities of improvement that Internet offers, but also the weaknesses that it entails.
Sentencia del Tribunal Supremo (Sala de lo Contencioso Administrativo), sts 7583/2011, ECLI: ES:TS:2011:7583
No full textUna ciudadana solicitó a la Prelatura del Opus Dei que, en un plazo de diez días, le remitiera certificación en la que se hiciera constar por dicha entidad la cancelación de sus datos personales contenidos en los archivos del Opus Dei. Dicha entidad denegó tal solicitud, señalando que los únicos datos referidos a dicha ciudadana son hechos históricos, realizados voluntariamente y que no podía anularse. Ante tal situación, esta ciudadana presentó reclamación ante la AEPD, esta última instó al Opus Dei a la cancelación de tales datos. Como consecuencia de ello, el Opus Dei recurre ante la AN la decisión de la AEPD, este tribunal ratifica lo señalado por la AEPD
Data protection law: A comparison of the latest legal developments in China and European Union
No full textThe evolution of Data Protection Law in recent years has registered pivotal steps ahead both in China and in the EU. While the European Union issued the GDPR (Regulation 679/2016), which came into force on 25 May 2018, in China the Cybersecurity Law received major updates and upgrades, among which, on 29 December 2017, the Standardization Administration of China issued the 国标 (guobiao) GB/t 35273-2017 (now GB/t 35273-2020), called ‘Personal Information Security Specification’ that came into effect on 1 May 2018, recently revised. Other than the similar date of applicability, the two set of rules share many overlapping dispositions, that witness the growing concerns in this field that both E.U. and China share. Despite being similar in the form, these rules then vary in the substance. Therefore, comparing these laws, declined in their respective context, can be useful in order to determine how the right to privacy and data protection is intended in these two legal systems and why some of the European rules have been adopted more leniently in China
Child protection on social networks in the era of COVID-19 confinement
Get PDFWhile it is true that in the digital age minors have considerable tools to express their personality and exercise the rights recognised by international conventions (also through the use of technologies that allow new models of relationships), the continuous process of renewing applications inevitably results in a greater concentration of information with consequent exposure to greater risks for security and privacy.In this context, due to the confinement measures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, children have become even more dependent on social media in order to stay in touch with their friends, to express their feelings, to study and to distract themselves.The aim of this survey is to address the specific issue of children’s interactions on social media and the impact in terms of privacy and data protection as their vulnerability has further increased in the light of the confinement emergency