Sri Lanka's Personal Data Protection Act could face political interference issues during the implementation stage, The Island reports. "This piece of legislation, the first of its kind in South Asia, was developed transparently. All the provisions in the Act are on par with international standards, but due to the volatility in the social and political situation in Sri Lanka, it will not serve its purpose," IT legal expert Sunil Abeyaratne said.
15 Feb. 2024
Sri Lanka's Personal Data Protection Act could face implementation issues
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