Securing Rights: Legal Frameworks for Privacy and Data Protection in the Digital Era

Abstract

In an era defined by pervasive digitalization, protecting privacy and ensuring data security have become paramount concerns. This paper examines the legal frameworks governing privacy and data protection in the digital age, with a focus on international, national, and regulatory perspectives. Drawing on historical insights and contemporary developments, it explores the evolution of privacy rights and data protection laws, analyzing key international treaties, regional regulations, and national legislation. Additionally, the paper delves into regulatory challenges, compliance mechanisms, and emerging trends shaping the landscape of privacy and data protection. By providing a comprehensive overview of the legal foundations and regulatory frameworks in this domain, this paper contributes to a deeper understanding of the complexities and implications of securing rights in the digital age.