Thai data protection falls short of EU benchmark

26 May 2018
The Nation
Laws and regulations
benchmark / data protection / EU / GDPR / Thai data / Thai Netizen Network

Thailand’s data protection bill, approved by the Cabinet earlier this week, is falling short of the benchmark set by the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law, especially in terms of protecting Thai citizens’ right to their online data, according to the Thai Netizen Network.

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 Asina Pornwasin

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