I read "Magazine Dialogue by Masahiro Sogabe and Tatsuhiko Yamamoto: On the Right to Control One's Own Information" (Information Law Research No. 7 (May 2020))
This is a slightly old article, but I happened to come across it today so I'm making a note of it. Summary: The purpose of the discussion; the instrumental nature of self-information control and fundamental rights; the validity of consent; the theory of privacy as trust; the relationship with positive law and case law; my thoughts: I thought this was a very good article for understanding the flow of discussion in this area. I came across this article because I was curious about how the right to self-control of information is interpreted in Japan…
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