Sentences with phrase «people against privacy»

The rapid growth of genetic testing and data - gathering could revolutionize health and medicine if governments work to protect people against privacy and societal risks.

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Gawker Media founder and CEO Nick Denton will file for personal bankruptcy protection as early as Monday after losing a fight in a Florida court for a shield against a judgment in a breach of privacy case involving professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, according to a person familiar with the matter.

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One may see the same tendency in the ruthless invasion of privacy, exploiting the most personal details of private life In the guise of presenting «news», and no person In any walk of life is protected against this kind of exploitation.

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So it's not that I'm against privacy but that the values around privacy are very different for me and for people who are younger than my parent's generation, for whom it's weird to live in a glass house.

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Because how do you tell people, «Well this great device that works really well, and it's the smoothest check - out process of any device or format that we offer here in the library — but it violates your privacy, it jeopardizes your intellectual freedom, and, you know, it might kinda be against state law, but I'm not really sure.»

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The person against whom the order is sought can argue that the impact on their privacy and security of the person would be grossly disproportionate to the aim of the order.

The recommendations fail to address sexual violence from the perspective of human rights law such as the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms, which guarantees not only the right to be protected against discrimination and harassment based on gender, race and sexual orientation, among others, but also the right to life and the security of the person, the right to dignity, honor and the integrity of the person, and the right to privacy.

This is the province's first - ever class action involving the new tort of «intrusion upon seclusion», which allows individuals to advance a civil claim for damages against an intruder who intentionally invades their privacy, without legal justification, in a manner that is highly offensive to the reasonable person.

As previously reported by E-TIPS ® Newsletter, the Applicant brought a class action against Facebook, alleging it had used her name and portrait in an advertisement product known as «Sponsored Stories» without her consent, contrary to the statutory tort created by British Columbia's Privacy Act, which arises when a name or a portrait of a person is used for the purpose of advertising or promoting the a sale of a product without that person's consent for such use.

Issuing a directed verdict in favor of Hustler on the issue of invasion of privacy, a federal district court also ruled against Falwell on his libel claim because, the court said, no reasonable person would believe the situation depicted in the ad to be true.

Because the FTC has clearly stated that it will not enforce the GLB privacy provisions against persons engaged in providing insurance, health plans will not be subject to dual federal agency jurisdiction for information that is both nonpublic personal information and protected health information.

The Applicant brought a class action against Facebook, alleging it had used her name and portrait in an advertisement product known as «Sponsored Stories» without her consent, contrary to the statutory tort created by British Columbia's Privacy Act, which arises when a name or a portrait of a person is used for the purpose of advertising or promoting the sale of a product without that person's consent for such use.

As discussed in the benefits section below, the proposed privacy protections may prevent or reduce the risk of unfair treatment or discrimination against vulnerable categories of persons, such as those who are HIV positive, and thereby, foster better health.

[53] A 1999 report, «Promoting Health and Protecting Privacy» notes «* * * many people fear their personal health information will be used against them: to deny insurance, employment, and housing, or to expose them to unwanted judgements and scrutiny.»

The Federal Court of Canada released a landmark decision finding that the court has the jurisdiction to make an extra-territorial order with world - wide effects against a foreign resident requiring the foreign person to remove documents containing personal information about a Canadian citizen that violates the person's rights under Canada's privacy law, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).

And while job discrimination against transgender people is illegal in most of New York, including the county Jamie lives in, outing oneself in a job interview is problematic; besides forcing someone to violate their own privacy rights in order to collect necessary information, discrimination exists even with laws to prevent it.

«The people whose job is to protect the user always are fighting an uphill battle against the people whose job is to make money for the company,» said Sandy Parakilas, who worked at Facebook enforcing privacy and other rules until 2012 and now advises a nonprofit organization called the Center for Humane Technology, which is looking at the effect of technology on people.

But the odds are actually stacked against everyday people, says Northeastern University law professor Woodrow Hartzog, who this month published a book on the topic called Privacy's Blueprint.

Employers need to know how to protect themselves against allegations of discrimination and issues with authenticity and privacy if no further action is taken after the discovery on the Internet that a person is a member of a protected class or when finding negative information.