L’intégration des réglementations en matière de protection des données personnelles peut s’avérer complexe pour l’utilisateur. Malheureusement, les propositions techniques en matière de vie privée manquent à la fois d’un lien efficace avec les réglementations et de réelles capacités à aider les utilisateurs au cours de leurs interactions. C’est pourquoi nous proposons le modèle d’agent PAw, un ...

The right to privacy is not absolute and is often established by context and the need to know. The nature of the university environment sometimes distorts the sanctity of privacy because the "need to know" is so profuse. Although students are guaranteed the right to keep essential but confidential information private under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, student data are ...

Section 12 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 as amended by the Gender Recognition Act 2004 requires transgender people to disclose their ‘gender history’ to the other party to a marriage prior to the marriage ceremony.Failure to do so enables the other party to exit the relationship through nullity proceedings.This article argues that this provision is discriminatory and encroaches on the righ...

Fifty years ago, the Court in Griswold v. Connecticut invalidated Connecticut’s ban on birth control. The various opinions in Griswold were in many ways products of their time. For instance, none of the Justices focused on the implications of the Connecticut law for women’s equality. Constitutional sex discrimination law had yet to be developed—and the National Organization for Women had yet to...

In the 1800’s and early 1900’s, women were on the backend of the political system in the U.S. Women’s rights were very limited across the country, and the limitations of these rights were considered a norm [1]. In the 1960’s, a Texas woman named Sarah Weddington, saw firsthand the struggle that women in her generation faced. She faced a lot of discriminations both in her college years and durin...