European Union promotes Personal Data Protection in Georgia

In the framework of the memorandum the parties will develop curriculum on personal data protection. The curriculum will be used by the High School of Justice in the future to train judges and other court staff members. Notably, current judges-trainers are involved in the design of the above-mentioned curriculum.

The financial support to the High School of Justice is provided by the EU, under the joint EU-UN program Human Rights for All. The program supports implementation and monitoring of the National Human Rights Strategy and Action Plan of Georgia in areas prioritized by the EU-Georgia agreements. This includes protection of the rights of minorities and vulnerable groups, internal and external oversight of law enforcement, labour rights, protection of privacy, and freedom of expression and information.