The Public Voice: "Global Privacy Standards for a Global World"

Ageia Densi, Fatima Cambronero (Argentina)
Asociación de Internautas, Mr. Víctor Domingo (Spain)
The Association for Progressive Communications (APC)Mr.Shahzad Ahmad (Pakistan), Ahmed Swapan Mahmud (India)
Asociación de Usuarios de la Comunicación, Mr. Alejandro Perales (Spain)
Australian Privacy Foundation, Mr. Nigel Waters (Australia)
BNNRC: Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (Bangladesh)

Beijing Normal University, Ms. Hong Xue (China)
The European Consumers' Organization, Ms. Willemiem Bax (Belgium)
Consumers Korea, Ms. Jaiok Kim (South Korea)
Comisión de Libertades e Informática, Mr. Antoni Farriols Solá (Spain)
CMCS, Central European University (CEU), Ms. Kristina Irion (Hungary)
EDRI | European Digital Rights, Ms. Meryem Marzouki (Europe)
EPIC, Mr. Marc Rotenberg, Ms. Katitza Rodriguez (USA/International)
Iberoamerican Information Society Research Institute, Mr. Matias Altamira (Argentina)
Georgetown University Law Center, Mr. Pablo Molina (USA/Spain)
Global Voices Advocacy, Author, Ms. Renata Avila (Guatemala)
North American Consumer Project on Electronic Commerce, Cristos Velasco (Mexico)
Instituto NUPEF, Ms. Graciela Selaimen (Brazil)
Privacy International, Mr. Gus Hosein (UK/International)
The Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue, Ms. Anna Fielder (US/EU)
Vrije Universiteit Brussels(LSTS/CPDPconferences), Mr. Rocco Bellanova (Belgium)

Review the privacy developments of the past year and release the current edition of the Privacy and Human Rights report.
Promote civil society participation in decisions concerning the protection of privacy as both a fundamental human right and an essential facilitator for a global economy.
Develop global privacy standards in a global world.
Review and coordinate civil society involvement in privacy discussions in regional and other global arenas: CoE, EU, APEC, IGF, OECD, ITU, ICANN

08:00 – 09:00 - Registration
09:00 – 09:30 - Welcome Remarks
- Mr. Marc Rotenberg, President, EPIC
- Mr. Artemi Rallo Lombarte, Director, Agencia Española de Protección de Datos

09:30 – 10:45 - “Privacy and Human Rights: The Year in Review”
Review the privacy developments of the past year and release the current edition of the Privacy and Human Rights report.

Moderator: Dean Anita L. Allen, University of Pennsylvania Law School (USA)

Panelists:
- Mr. Matias Altamira, Iberoamerican Information Society Research Institute (Argentina)
- Ms. Jaiok Kim, Consumer Korea (South Korea)
- Ms. Meryem Marzouki, European Digital Rights (France)
- Ms. Katitza Rodriguez, Electronic Privacy Information Center (Peru/USA)
- Ms. Ofelia Tejerina, Asociación de Internautas (Spain)

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12:40 – 13:00 – Morning Session Closing Remarks
- Mr. Stavros Lambrinidis, Vice President, European Parliament

14:30 – 15:45– “Your Data in the Cloud: What if it Rains?”
Newest emerging issues in technology and business practices and implications for user privacy: Cloud Computing, Internet search, and Google Book Settlement.

Moderator: Ms. Anna Fielder, TACD, Privacy International (UK)

Panelists:
- Mr. Alexander B. Van Eesteren, Ixquick
- Ms. Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D., Information & Privacy Commissioner Ontario, (Canada)
- Mr. Michael Donohue, OECD
- Mr. Andreas Kirsch, EDRi (Austria)
- Prof. Hong Xue, Director Institute for the Internet Policy & Law, Beijing Normal University (China)
- Mr. Cristos Velasco, General Director, North American Consumer Project on Electronic Commerce (Mexico)

15:45 – 17:00– "Transborder Data Flow: Bridges, Channels or Walls?”
Transborder Data Flow in the public and private Sector: From Passenger Name Records and financial transactions to Outsourcing Personal Data. When should data flows be facilitated and when should they be blocked?

Moderator: Prof. Yves Poullet, Computing Research Centre, Facultés Universitaires Notre-Dame de la Paix (Belgium)

Panelists:
- Mr. Nigel Waters, Australian Privacy Foundation (Australia)
- Mr. Gus Hossein, Privacy International (UK)
- Mr. Eddan Katz, Electronic Frontier Foundation (USA)
- Mr. Ivan Ferrando Perea, President, CENTIC (Peru)
- Mr. Francisco Javier "Patxi" Sanjuan, UGT, Member of CLI (Spain)
- Mr. Pedro Martinez, Fiscal, Madrid High Court (Spain)

17:30 – 18:45 “Toward International Privacy Standards?”
Presentation of the Madrid CS Declaration on Global Privacy Standards
Mr. Marc Rotenberg, President, EPIC (USA)

Respondants:
- Mr. Simon Davies, Privacy International (UK)
- Mr. Rafael García Gozalo, Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (Spain)
- Ms. Jennifer Stoddart, Privacy Commissioner, Canada (Canada)
- Mr. Jacob Kohnstamm, EU Article 29 Group Vice-Chairman (Netherlands)