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The World After COVID-19: Does Transparent Mean Healthy?

... large-scale threat to human health of the new millennium. Unlike today’s unbidden crowned guest, SARS was not so virulent, yet it caused major concerns for a number of countries, particularly in East and Southeast Asia. Hence the deadly lessons learned in Singapore and partly in Taiwan, where the government has for two decades now been successfully using a system of mass surveillance of the everyday life of its citizens – a system that has received the approval of the people. This system is part of ...

26.03.2020

expert column

Cradle of Surveillance

... and prevent it from taking an undesirable turn. In July 2015 participants in the 6 th RAHS Symposium discussed the way forward, stressing the “ anticipation ” track in every domain of national security. Notably, RAHS fits perfectly into Singapore’s vague and adaptable legal framework. The Personal Data Protection Act merely prohibits companies from misusing personal and big data without public authorization. There is no mention of government. The omnipresent governmental structure has penetrated every sphere of life in this quaint city....

21.09.2015

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