Vol. 1 (2018): Yearbook of Data Protection 2018

The Yearbook of Data Protection 2018 opens with two texts focusing on the scope of the rights of personal data subjects enshrined in the general regulation on personal data protection: the first, by Graça Canto Moniz, particularly focuses on the right to portability; the second, by Afonso José Ferreira, addresses the issue of profiling and autonomous algorithms. This is followed by an article by Teresa Vale Lopes, which analyzes the main obligations and responsibilities that the regulation establishes for companies and their respective impact on the organizational plan, and three texts by Inês Oliveira Andrade de Jesus, Martinho Lucas Pires, and Ricardo Rodrigues de Oliveira, which delve into international personal data transfers. The Yearbook concludes with an article by Emellin de Oliveira on the Passenger Name Record (PNR), approved by Directive (EU) 2016/681, concerning the use of passenger identification record data as a tool to combat terrorism and serious crime.