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POPIA and PAIA Compliance Is Not Optional: Why Protecting Personal Information Is a Human Rights Issue

Published Friday, 29 May 2026

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Article frames POPIA and PAIA compliance as a fundamental human rights obligation rather than discretionary corporate practice. Emphasizes the mandatory nature of data protection laws in South Africa and their connection to constitutional rights, reinforcing the Information Regulator's mandate to enforce these protections as essential human rights safeguards.

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