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CHILDREN’S DATABASES
Contactpoint – eCAF – ICS- National Pupil Database -
Connexions
For information on each of the
children's databases, click here
On
June 11th ARCH and Dr Eileen Munro gave evidence to the House of Lords
Constitution Committee Surveillance Inquiry. Read their evidence here’ and
link to the final report at
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld200809/ldselect/ldconst/18/8061107.htm
To read the joint briefing on
children's databases from ARCH, Liberty, Privacy International, No2ID, FIPR
and ORG, click
here
You might like to read these articles by ARCH’s
director:
‘Overlooking
children: an experiment with consequences’ in the Identity in the
Information Society Journal
‘Pixie-dust
and Privacy: What's Happening to Children's Rights in England?’ in
Children and Society (Athens log-in required)
Watch the ARCH films on YouTube:
With Ross Anderson, Ian Brown, Shami
Chakrabarti, Liz Davies and Terri Dowty
Contactpoint
eCAF
And
the
issues they raise
Read the FIPR report for the
Information Commissioner :
‘Children’s databases
– safety and privacy’
Below you can find some of the media
coverage of Contactpoint, eCAF and ICS:
Contactpoint:
‘Prisoner data loss firm allowed to work on database of every child in
England’ Telegraph 12.9.08
‘Government kids database under fire, again’ The Register 3.9.08
‘Why the delay in launching database?’ Guardian 2.9.08
'Safety fears over new register of all children' The Times 27.08.07
eCAF:
Child
database will ‘pry into family life’ The Times 06.04.08
Integrated Children’s System:
‘UK child database is 'not fit for purpose'’ The Register 9.4.08
‘Integrated children’s system failed to prove itself’ e-Health Insider
11.4.08
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