03546nam a2200409 4500 230214s2021 my f m 000 0 eng d UIAM eng rda eng a-si--- a-io--- a-ph--- K4304.45 Sar, Andi Pramawijaya 23932 author A comparative legal analysis on cross-border data transfer in Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia / by Andi Pramawijaya Sar Kuala Lumpur : Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Law, International Islamic University Malaysia, 2021 xvi, 163 leaves : 30 cm. rdacontent text rdamedia unmediated rdamedia computer rdacarrier volume rdacarrier online resource text file PDF rdaft Abstracts in English and Arabic. "A dissertation submitted in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Comparative Laws." --On title page. Thesis (MCL)--International Islamic University Malaysia, 2021. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 155-163). Development of the digital economy has impacted on the use of data in business processes. Today, cross-border data transfer becomes a necessity and high in demand in regional and international trade due to its low-cost, efficiency and effectiveness. Legislative and regulatory initiatives have been taken to encourage such development. Some regional organizations have created a framework to eliminate cross-border data transfer barriers such as APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules and ASEAN Framework on Personal Data Protection. These frameworks aim to enhance the development of the digital economy and to control the use of data cross-border from misuse as well. In ASEAN, the readiness of ASEAN countries in facing the development of the digital economy through the application of cross-border data transfer mechanism varies between member countries. This is because there is a gap in legal development among them in terms of the protection of personal data. This condition may hamper the growth of the digital economy of ASEAN region. From this point of view, this research analyzes the legal issues and challenges on cross-border data transfer by examining the scope and structure of the law on cross-border data transfer in Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia. It also assesses the similarities and differences of legal framework among the three countries. This research is qualitative and doctrinal, applying analytical, historical and comparative legal methods. In the end of this study, this research identifies the gap and provides a recommendation to find a common set of minimum requirements that can be adopted by the countries in ASEAN, making the three countries as specific case studies. 16496 Telecommunication Law and legislation Southeast Asia 16496 Telecommunication Law and legislation Singapore 16496 Telecommunication Law and legislation Philippines 5363 Telecommunication Law and legislation Indonesia Theses, IIUM local Dissertations, Academic Department of Civil Law IIUM 4320 Sonny Zulhuda degree supervisor 34063 International Islamic University Malaysia. Department of Civil Law 4322 http://studentrepo.iium.edu.my/handle/123456789/11236 sz-asbh lcc THESIS 511658 543075 0 0 lcc 0 3 IIUMTHESIS IIUM IIUM THESIS 2022-11-17 MGIFT t K 4304.45 S243C 2021 11100439501 2022-11-17 00:00:00 2022-11-17 THESIS