Right to be Forgotten and the Proposal for its Implementing Regulation

Zusatztext

This book criticises the implementation of the Right to be Forgotten in the European Union. The author believes there are many loop-holes in the current application of such provision in the European Union where will make the rule becomes ineffective in protecting the privacy of data subjects. Recently, Indonesian government adopted the Right to be Forgotten through the Amendment of Electronic Information and Transaction (EIT) Law. However, the government has not yet issued nor prepared the implementing regulation of the Right to be Forgotten. Learning from the implementation of the Right to be Forgotten under the case law in the European Union, the author makes some proposals to the Indonesian government on how the implementing regulation on the Right to be Forgotten should be.

Autorenportrait

An Indonesian qualified lawyer and an LLM graduate with extensive experiences in technology, telecommunication, and media (TMT) sector. Ardhanti worked in a UK-based international law firm and is currently working as a legal counsel of a major technology company based in Southeast Asia.

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