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Promoting
Awareness
Raising awareness of
and promoting compliance with the" PD(P)O within the community have always
been key" working tasks for the PCPD.
In terms of heightening
such awareness, the PCPD has" progressively stepped up the goal, providing
in-depth" knowledge about the interpretation and application of the" PD(P)O
in everyday life.
Having been in force
for more than seven years in Hong" Kong, the concept of privacy has been
instilled in the" public mindset.
The increasing number
of enquiry and complaint cases" indicates society's rising levels of consciousness
of" personal data privacy rights. To enable a better grasp of" the application
of the provisions of the law, the PCPD has" organized new types of promotional
activities to provoke" profound public reflection, particularly among
Hong" Kong's younger generation. As it was stressed in last" year's report,
young people play a vital role in shaping" our society's future. The PCPD
recognizes the importance" of promoting privacy as a societal norm and
our ultimate" goal is to build a society in which there is mutual respect"
for the privacy rights of others.
Promotional
Activities
Privacy
Protection in Action: TV Advertisement Competition
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ceremony for the "Privacy Protection in Action: TV Advertisement
Competition" held on 28 June 2003. |
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Co-organized with
the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups |
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Aimed at inspiring
teenagers¡¦ notion of respecting other¡¦s
privacy |
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Panel of judges:
the Hon. Audrey Eu Yuet-mee, SC, JP (Legislative Councillor), Mr.
Alan Leong, SC (Hong Kong Bar Association), Dr. Francis Cheung Wingming
(Registrar, The Hong Kong Institute of Education) and Mr. Stanley
Tong (Film Director) |
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Entries from over
140 youngsters |
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Prizes presented
by Ms. Shelley Lee, JP, Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr.
Yang Ti-liang, GBM, JP, Former Chief Justice and Executive Councillor
and Dr. Francis Cheung Wing-ming, Registrar of the Hong Kong Institute
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"Telling
you my secret" an ingenious on-stage privacy show for primary school
students

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Aimed at
instilling the notion of protecting and respecting privacy rights
amongst primary school students |
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Performed
by renown youth program host Harry Wong |
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Interactive
activities integrating music, magic shows, puppet shows, drama
and role play to help youngsters understand the concept of privacy
protection |
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Well received
by over 10,000 students from 30 primary schools during the period
of 15 March to 2 April 2004 |
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Accompanied
with a booklet titled "Protecting Privacy & Respecting Others" |
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