Navigating Human Rights in the Digital Age: An Exploration of Data Protection Laws in Brazil and in Europe

This article delves into the evolution of privacy into data protection within the context of human rights, with a specific focus on the legal frameworks in Brazil and Europe. The rapid digitization of society has necessitated a reevaluation of individual rights, leading to the paradigm shift from traditional notions of privacy to the broader concept of data protection. Through a comparative legal analysis, this study explores the historical, cultural, and legal dimensions of this transition and its implications for human rights. By examining the intricate relationship between data protection, fundamental rights, and human rights, this article sheds light on the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age. It also highlights the nuanced variations in data protection laws across Brazil and Europe, thereby contributing to a comprehensive understanding of the complex interplay between human rights and data protection.