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Civil liability under data protection laws: a comparative study between Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act and the EU's general data protection regulation
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) imposes new challenges for both public sector and private sector in ensuring the protection of personal data of the data subjects. With stricter rules come more responsibility and the risk of encountering a civil action for damages. Article 82 of the GDP
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