Dr Kinfe Yilma is an assistant professor of law at Addis Ababa University School of Law in Ethiopia. He researches and teaches in the fields of information technology law, human rights and law reform. Dr Yilma has published extensively in his field of expertise and advises intergovernmental organizations, global civil society groups and governments on topics relating to law and technology. He holds a PhD in Law from Melbourne Law School where he was also a Teaching Fellow.

This book is a great think piece about drafting international law on digital privacy.

• 1: The 'Privacy Problem' in the Digital Age 2: The Reach of Human Rights Law 3: Boundaries of International Data Privacy Law 4: Internet Bills of Rights 5: Emergent Privacy Standards 6: Transnational Privacy Standards 7: Virtues of Soft Legalization 8: Virtues of a Dialogical Approach Summary and Conclusion

Dr Kinfe Yilma is an assistant professor of law at Addis Ababa University School of Law in Ethiopia. He researches and teaches in the fields of information technology law, human rights and law reform. Dr Yilma has published extensively in his field of expertise and advises intergovernmental organizations, global civil society groups and governments on topics relating to law and technology. He holds a PhD in Law from Melbourne Law School where he was also a Teaching Fellow.

This book is a great think piece about drafting international law on digital privacy.

• 1: The 'Privacy Problem' in the Digital Age 2: The Reach of Human Rights Law 3: Boundaries of International Data Privacy Law 4: Internet Bills of Rights 5: Emergent Privacy Standards 6: Transnational Privacy Standards 7: Virtues of Soft Legalization 8: Virtues of a Dialogical Approach Summary and Conclusion

Dr Kinfe Yilma is an assistant professor of law at Addis Ababa University School of Law in Ethiopia. He researches and teaches in the fields of information technology law, human rights and law reform. Dr Yilma has published extensively in his field of expertise and advises intergovernmental organizations, global civil society groups and governments on topics relating to law and technology. He holds a PhD in Law from Melbourne Law School where he was also a Teaching Fellow.

This book is a great think piece about drafting international law on digital privacy.

• 1: The 'Privacy Problem' in the Digital Age 2: The Reach of Human Rights Law 3: Boundaries of International Data Privacy Law 4: Internet Bills of Rights 5: Emergent Privacy Standards 6: Transnational Privacy Standards 7: Virtues of Soft Legalization 8: Virtues of a Dialogical Approach Summary and Conclusion