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Nazar
Chernyavsky

Co-Chair
Doil Son

Technology Law Committee

The Technology Law Committee of the International Bar Association brings together lawyers practising aspects of the law particularly relevant to modern technologies. They have in common that they deal with developing bodies of law coming to grips with the new questions posed by new technologies. The mandate of the Technology Law Committee is broad and includes virtually any kind of technology.

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About the Committee

The Technology Law Committee of the International Bar Association convenes lawyers who practice law related to modern technologies. These lawyers share the common challenge of addressing the evolving legal landscape posed by new technologies. The Technology Law Committee's mandate is broad, encompassing virtually any kind of technology.

At present, we have eight subcommittees with the following areas of focus:

  • The Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Subcommittee provides guidance on new technologies and their potential implications
  • The Data Law Subcommittee focuses on issues relating to processing and protecting corporate information
  • The focus of the Technology Disputes Subcommittee is in procedures relating to disputes involving intellectual property rights, information technology and communications whether by litigation, arbitration or other means of dispute resolution
  • The Fintech Subcommittee focuses on legal aspects concerning new and existing technologies in regulated industries, especially the financial sector.
  • The focus of the Life Sciences Subcommittee is in life sciences and medical technologies
  • The focus of the Outsourcing and Managed Services Subcommittee is on outsourcing service and supply agreements in all their aspects
  • The Platforms, E-commerce & Social Media Subcommittee focuses on the user generated content issues that are challenging the internet and entertainment industries
  • The Cybersecurity Subcommittee focuses on technologies that may threaten the privacy and security of individuals, ranging from satellite surveillance to smart cards

Forthcoming conferences and webinars View All Conferences

10th Annual IBA World Life Sciences Conference

30 May - 31 May 2024

Madrid , Spain

IBA Annual Conference Mexico City 2024

15 Sep - 20 Sep 2024

Mexico City , Mexico

The AI battlefields - How to navigate and overcome the legal challenges

07 Nov - 08 Nov 2024

Milan , Italy

Publications
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Navigating the fintech landscape in Pakistan: legal framework, opportunities and challenges

The financial industry in Pakistan is rapidly evolving, offering a plethora of opportunities while also posing distinct problems. This expansion is fuelled mostly by technical improvements, a young and tech-savvy population and a favourable regulatory framework. However, the legal landscape surrounding fintech in Pakistan is complex, with various regulatory bodies and legal instruments. This article examines the legal framework, prospects and obstacles in Pakistan’s fintech sector, including legislative analysis and examples of emerging technologies.

Released on Mar 07, 2024

New regulations for marketplaces and other digital platforms: latest updates in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico

This article reviews the latest legal updates regarding regulation and scrutiny of marketplaces and other digital platforms operations in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico from an antitrust, data privacy and consumer protection standpoint, and their relationship with recent European regulations such as the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Released on Feb 26, 2024

Media and telecommunications framework in Pakistan

Media and telecommunications in Pakistan are governed by specific Pakistani laws and regulations which set the standards, licencing procedures and data protection measures. This article examines the legal structure governing these areas, highlighting important rules and laws.

Released on Feb 06, 2024

Pioneering Pakistan’s Technological Ascent: A Comprehensive Analysis of the 5G Deployment Landscape

Pakistan, a country rich in cultural diversity and history, is leading the way in the rollout of 5G networks, a technological revolution, particularly for the Global South. With the world striving for technological superiority, Pakistan is preparing to become one of the countries providing the next wave of connectivity. This article examines the current regulatory frameworks, recent policy announcements and the role of financial institutions in facilitating this revolutionary transition. It also delves into the intricate details of the legal, financial and strategic aspects surrounding the introduction of 5G in Pakistan.

Released on Jan 09, 2024

Committee Podcasts

Facial recognition technology: an interview with Professor Fraser Sampson

In this podcast, privacy and data protection barrister, Melissa Stock, speaks with Professor Fraser Sampson, Professor of Governance and National Security at Sheffield Hallam University and former Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner for the UK, about the complex legal context surrounding the use of facial recognition technology by British police, the difficulties of legislating for the use of such technology and the future of biometric surveillance in both the public and private sectors.

Subcommittees and other groups

The Technology Law Committee also coordinates the activities of the following subcommittees/working groups.

  • Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Subcommittee
  • Cybersecurity Subcommitee
  • Data Law Subcommittee
  • Fintech Subcommittee
  • Life Sciences Subcommittee
  • Outsourcing and Managed Services Subcommittee
  • Platforms, E-commerce & Social Media Subcommittee
  • Presidential Task Force on Cybersecurity
  • Technology Disputes Subcommittee
  • Technology Law Committee Advisory Board

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