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Last updated: 11 April 2013
Australian Privacy Case Summaries 2004- (AustLII)
Federal Privacy Commissioner of Australia Cases 2002- (AustLII)
Federal Privacy Commissioner of Australia Complaint Determinations 2002- (AustLII)
Human Rights Review Tribunal of New Zealand Decisions 2002- (NZLII)
Irish Data Protection Commission Case Studies 2005- (BAILII)
Irish Information Commissioner's Decisions 1998- (BAILII)
Korean Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee Cases 2002- (WorldLII)
New South Wales Privacy Commissioner 2001- (AustLII)
New Zealand Privacy Commissioner Cases 1996- (NZLII)
Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong Case Notes 1998- (HKLII)
United Kingdom Information Tribunal 1990- (BAILII)
Victorian Privacy Commissioner Case Notes 2003- (AustLII)
United States Federal Trade Commission Privacy Case Summaries 1998- (WorldLII)
Other Cases Concerning Privacy and Surveillance Issues - [View All Results] (WorldLII)
Australian Privacy Law Resources (AustLII)
EPIC Alert 1994- (WorldLII)
EPIC Privacy and Human Rights Report 2006- (WorldLII)
International Privacy Law Resources (WorldLII)
Privacy Law and Policy Reporter 1994- (AustLII)
Privacy Laws and Business International Newsletter (WorldLII)
Other Law Journal Articles Concerning Privacy and Surveillance Issues - [View All Results] (WorldLII)
Law Reform Publications Concerning Privacy and Surveillance Issues - [View All Results] (WorldLII)
National Privacy Legislation Concerning Privacy and Surveillance Issues - [View All Results] (WorldLII)
Treaties Concerning Privacy and Surveillance Issues - [View All Results] (WorldLII)
This project aims to make searchable from one location all of the databases specialising in Privacy law available on any of the Legal Information Institutes (LIIs) that are part of WorldLII. The databases currently included are listed above. Individual databases may be searched on their respective host LIIs.
Suggestions for additional databases, or additional database content, may be sent to feedback@worldlii.org or to any of the researchers working on the Interpreting Privacy Principles Project. WorldLII offers to all data protection authorities to include their decisions/case notes in the Library.
The WorldLII International Privacy Law Library is developed under funding from the Australian Research Council for the Interpreting Privacy Principles Project. WorldLII thanks those organisations that provide it with data and other assistance.