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On the Significance of Constituting Personal Information Protection Law

QI Ai-min

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Abstract

Personal information refers to those information that could be directly or indirectly discriminated,such as one's name,gender and age.To constitute Personal Information Protection Law is of great significance to the protection of basic human rights,and is also beneficial to the development of electronic business and international trade.

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Personal information refers to those information that could be directly or indirectly discriminated,such as one's name,gender and age.To constitute Personal Information Protection Law is of great significance to the protection of basic human rights,and is also beneficial to the development of electronic business and international trade.

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Personal information refers to those information that could be directly or indirectly discriminated,such as one's name,gender and age.To constitute Personal Information Protection Law is of great significance to the protection of basic human rights,and is also beneficial to the development of electronic business and international trade.

Key concepts: Personally identifiable information, Data Protection Act 1998, Law, Business, Political science, Internet privacy, Computer science

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