Law

Automated decision-making in South Korea: a critical review of the revised Personal Information Protection Act

D. H. Kim and D. H. Park

This study by Dong Hyeon Kim and Do Hyun Park delves into the critical comparisons between South Korea's Personal Information Protection Act and the EU's GDPR, highlighting major gaps in protection against automated decisions. Discover essential insights into legislative improvements for privacy protection!

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