Data protection as_a_tool_for_international_police_cooperation.modap.20110620.istanbul
1. Data privacy as a tool for international police cooperation MODAP Conference, “Privacy: Beginning or the End” Sabanci University, Istanbul, 20-21 June 2011 INTERPOL Caroline Goemans-Dorny, Counsel Office of Legal Affairs
2. 1 . General Context 2. INTERPOL’s mission and tools 3. Challenges related to data processing 4. A global legal framework 5. Effective implementation: a multilayered controlling mechanism Conclusion Outline
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8. Operational support : logistical and technical support to member countries with complex ongoing investigations. Comprehensive training programs: on the field and at the General Secretariat 2. INTERPOL’s tools
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28. 5. External review: advice role of CCF Communication of the CCF findings to INTERPOL General Secretariat (conclusions on compliance, recommendations on necessary actions to be taken) Controls over the follow-up of the CCF recommendations Answers to the requesting parties (in case of requests for access and of complaints) Controls are aimed at protecting fundamental human rights and advising INTERPOL whenever necessary
29. Conclusion The adoption of a comprehensive set of rules and development of mechanisms to monitor their implementation create a climat of TRUST and CONFIDENCE that: -minimize the risk of abusive use in relation to the processing of information; -strenghten confidence between member countries when they cooperate via INTERPOL channels. -INTERPOL data processing rules include a redress mechanism for individuals. observance of data privacy is a tool for effective international police co-operation
30. Thank you [email_address] Interpol : http://interpol.int CCF : http://interpol.int/Public/ccf/default.asp
Notes de l'éditeur
Under international law: right to conclude treaties, to present and receive international claims - In national legal systems: right to enter into contractual relationships, to acquire goods, to bring an action in court