

Brave New Worlds: The Right to Privacy, Part Two
Sep 3, 2024
The panel dives into the historical context and implications of Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, stressing the importance of privacy in the modern world. A shocking revelation about a Canadian traveler surveillance program sparks a discussion on government overreach and tech companies. The conversation highlights how marginalized communities experience increased surveillance, underlining the need for robust privacy protections. They also explore privacy's evolution amid technological challenges and compare Canada's legal landscape with the EU's strides towards better data regulation.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Surveillance and the Transformation of Privacy
03:16 • 2min
The Intersection of Privacy and Civil Rights
05:30 • 2min
The Evolution of Privacy Rights
07:30 • 15min
Exploring the Right to Privacy in Canada
22:59 • 2min
Privacy in the Digital Age
24:59 • 13min
Privacy in Democracy: Class and Surveillance
37:33 • 12min
Privacy in the Digital Age
49:33 • 6min