Key Points

• In this article, the authors make a quantitative and qualitative study of all the Executive regulations issued during the State of Emergency in Peru, that may have impacted the fundamental rights of privacy, personal data protection, and freedom of expression.
• Peru represents an emblematic case study. It adopted one of the earliest, lengthiest and most severe lockdowns in the world, together with numerous regulations that restricted their citizens' civil liberties.
• Unlike other jurisdictions, the implemented measures in Peru did not focus solely on more controversial and technological activities such as mass surveillance, face recognition, and contact tracing mobile applications. Rather, massive collection and use of personal data, geolocation, and mandatory registration as a pre-requisite for mobilization during lockdown are among the most important hazards identified by this research.
• The research aims to illustrate some of the perils that similar countries may be facing during and after the fight against COVID-19.

中文翻译：

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隐私，个人数据保护和检疫条件下的言论自由？秘鲁的经验

关键点

• 在本文中，作者对秘鲁紧急状态期间发布的所有行政法规进行了定量和定性研究，这些法规可能影响了隐私，个人数据保护和表达自由的基本权利。
• 秘鲁是一个具有代表性的案例研究。它采用了世界上最早，最长，最严厉的封锁措施之一，并颁布了许多限制其公民自由的法规。
• 与其他司法管辖区不同，秘鲁实施的措施并不仅仅关注更具争议性的技术活动，例如大规模监视，人脸识别以及移动应用程序的联系人追踪。相反，大量收集和使用个人数据，地理位置以及强制注册是锁定期间动员的前提条件，是这项研究确定的最重要的危害之一。
• 该研究旨在说明在对抗COVID-19期间和之后类似​​国家可能面临的一些危险。