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The Brazilian Data Protection Law for LGBTQIA+ People: Gender identity and sexual orientation as sensitive personal data
Abstract Data protection laws are an advancement in protecting individuals but are not without criticism. Although discrimination on the grounds of "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" systemically violate LGBTQIA+’s fundamental rights and freedoms, the Brazilian National Congress failed to ex
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