TTIP, TISA, CETA: is privacy a commodity for trading?
summary
Panel argues trade deals add enforceable rules on cross‑border processing but create legal risk: the Safe Harbor judgment forces adequacy checks of whole legal systems, WTO’s GATS Article XIV is a narrow, rarely‑successful exception, and TPP/TPP‑style clauses make transfers WTO‑plus. Governments build localization laws that raise costs and fragmentation; businesses warn of lost cloud economies and possible WTO or ISDS challenges. Discussion focuses on how to draft transfer language, update model clauses, and avoid disguised protectionism while preserving fundamental‑rights safeguards.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:15Anna Fielder Privacy International (UK)
- 1:06Jan Philipp Albrecht MEP (EU)
- 10:08Kristina Irion
- 16:48Cam Kerry
- 22:29Rupert Schlegelmilch
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