ORG warns UK-Japan trade deal a threat to privacy
09/11/2020 | Open Rights Group
The UK Japan trade agreement contains clauses that pose a threat to data protection rights in the UK. Specifically, the agreement contains brand new clauses which place the “free flow of data” between the UK and Japan, and from there on to other trade partners, over and above data protection rights. Read the full ORG briefing.
Update: the ORG urges parliament to act on UK-Japan trade deal before its too late.
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