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PDPA amendments missing key details

Businesses need clarity as nation strive to meet global best practices in... Read More

Advancing ASEAN’s digital economy: Challenges in cybersecurity and IP protection

Farlina Said and Farah Nabilah explore ways to enhance ASEAN’s cybersecurity and... Read More

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Farah Nabilah

Nabilah’s research focuses on two main sectors: digital technology policy and the care economy. Her work centres on the digital labour market, specifically gig workers, artificial intelligence (AI) ethics, early childhood care and education investment priorities, and the impact of Covid-19 on essential care workers. She has presented her research findings to key stakeholders, published in several outlets, and worked on projects with multiple policy and research organisations, such as the International Development Research Centre, Canada. She holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology from International Islamic University Malaysia and is Khazanah Global Scholar for her Master in Public Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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PDPA amendments missing key details

30 July 2024
Businesses need clarity as nation strive to meet global best practices in data protection The passing of amendments to the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is a great step forward on the digital front. Malaysia was the first in ASEAN to enforce a personal data protection act in 2013, followed by Singapore (2014), the Philippines…

Advancing ASEAN’s digital economy: Challenges in cybersecurity and IP protection

30 July 2024
Farlina Said and Farah Nabilah explore ways to enhance ASEAN’s cybersecurity and intellectual property protection mechanisms to strengthen the region’s digital economy. The successful implementation of the ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) is expected to grow the regional digital economy to US$2 trillion by 2030 and enhance digital integration in ASEAN. The framework agreement…
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