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Covid-19 "Vaccine Passport" Discourses: An Exploratory Study of 23 Countries
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Tallinn University
Abstract This comparative study looks into the proposed "vaccine passport" initiative from various human rights aspects. The findings are based on responses to questions put to the network members by the authors of this study in February 2021 (questions attached in Annex I). The study concentrated on the ava... view more
This comparative study looks into the proposed "vaccine passport" initiative from various human rights aspects. The findings are based on responses to questions put to the network members by the authors of this study in February 2021 (questions attached in Annex I). The study concentrated on the availability of a legal framework for the proposed "vaccine passport", whether such a "!passport" would create binding obligations in the public and private sectors or, alternatively, what would be the scope of discretion allowed to public and private entities to make their decisions affecting rights holders' access to various services.... view less
Keywords
EU; data protection; discrimination; vaccination; right to privacy; public health; prophylaxis; human rights; digitalization; contagious disease; documentation
Classification
Law
Health Policy
Free Keywords
coronavirus pandemic; COVID-19; vaccine passport; national regulation; national contexts; citizens; private enforment; blockchain; profiling
Document language
English
Publication Year
2021
City
Tallinn
Page/Pages
22 p.
Series
GDHRNet Working Paper, 2
Status
Published Version; reviewed