Recently, changes to the Civil Code of Ukraine regarding privacy and freedom of speech were discussed. I am interested in how the balance between freedom of speech and personal data protection will be ensured in the new regulations. Will these changes be effective and fair for everyone?
I use various Google services and am concerned that they collect a lot of my data. I recently read the news that a US court ordered Google to pay over $425 million for illegally collecting user data. I am wondering if there are similar laws in Ukraine that would protect my personal data from illegal collection and use?
I recently learned that the personal data of 20 million Ukrainian citizens was leaked online. Does Ukrainian law provide for liability for such disclosure?
In the US, students protested against a law that limits nighttime protests on campuses. Can I challenge the government's decision in court if I believe it violates my right to freedom of expression?
I am interested in the question of whether the Pentagon's actions in restricting journalists' access to the building and requiring them to sign a non-disclosure agreement comply with international standards of freedom of expression? Do such actions have an impact on press freedom?