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Contributions

• Luca de Matteis (Criminal Justice and Data Protection, Permanent Representation of Italy to the European Union – EU)
  The right to be forgotten: key issues and developments in the EU General Data Protection Regulation (PP)
   
• Patrick Van Eecke (Universiteit Antwerpen & DLA Piper – Belgium)
  The right to be forgotten, in particular its principles and implementation (PP)
   
• Andrea Hänger  (Bundesarchiv – Germany)
  The right to be forgotten and archives services, archivists and society/citizens (no PP available)
   
• Hervé Lemoine (Archives de France – France) – presented by Bruno Ricard
  Les données personnelles dans les archives publiques françaises : loi, accès et sécurité (no PP available)
   
• Malcolm Todd (The National Archives Kew – United Kingdom)
  Fair and proportionate…? Personal data in UK public archives (PP)
   
• Agnieszka Jędrzak (Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) – Poland)
  Les Archives de l’IPN résumées en un mot (website & Youtube)
   
• Florent Thouvenin (University of Zurich & Center for Information Technology, Society, and Law (ITSL) – Switzerland)
  Remembering and Forgetting in the Digital Age. A position paper (PP)
   
• Giulia Barrera (ICA-Human Rights Working Group (ICA HRWG) – Italy)
  The Basic Principles on the Role of Archivists and Records Managers in Support of Human Rights (PP)
   
• Joris van Hoboken (Institute for Information Law, Amsterdam University – Netherlands)
  The Right to be Forgotten seen from the perspective of the Right to Remember (PP)
   
• Willem Debeuckelaere (Privacy Commission – Belgium)
  Processing for archiving purposes in the GDPR – an overview (PP)