Privacy as a Human Right in the 21st Century

Who were the people that agreed on the essentials of civilized society?

• People who lived through the horrors of World War II

• 19th century pantaloons

• Naive 1960s hippies

• Only religious leaders

How is the Universal Declaration on Human Rights now enshrined in law in the UK?

• The European Convention on Human Rights

• The Human Rights Act

• The Bill of Rights

• The Magna Carta

What is the right to life described as?

• Freedom from all harm

• A guarantee of immortality

• Positive protection of your life

• Everlasting life

What is increasingly important in the Internet world?

• Global connectivity

• Unlimited access to information

• Balance between surveillance and personal privacy

• Freedom of movement

What does the speaker imply about privacy?

• It is not necessary

• It is less important than healthcare

• It should be absolute

• It requires a balance with security and community

What is crucial for a fair trial?

• Immediate judgment

• Presumption of innocence

• Public opinion

• Media coverage

What is the most important human right, according to the speaker?

• Right to privacy

• Equal treatment under the law

• Freedom of speech

• Right to life

What is necessary for fair elections?

• Public debates

• Secret ballot

• Government intervention

• Media transparency

What right allows for the faith of your choice?

• Right to work

• Right to education

• Freedom of thought, conscience, and religion

• Freedom of movement

What is the speaker's view on privacy and surveillance?

• All personal data should be public for safety

• Surveillance should be absolute for security

• Privacy is outdated in the digital age

• There should be a balance between surveillance and privacy