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Similarities and singularities of the data protection laws of the south American countries
This study explores the main convergences and singularities of data protection and privacy laws in South America. It begins with a historical overview of privacy rights, tracing their evolution from the foundational concept of the “right to be left alone” to the contemporary legal emphasis on consen
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