Promotional events organized by
the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong:
26 August (Sunday) Launching Ceremony cum Youth Privacy Survey The Privacy
Commissioner for Personal Data, Mr. Roderick B Woo, will kick
off the PAW 2007 and unveil all related activities to the press
in Hong Kong.
Results of a survey conducted
by the Office of Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong
Kong, will also be released. The survey aimed at gauging
young people¡¦s attitude and perception towards privacy
in the cyberspace in Hong Kong.
27 August
(Monday) Seminar on Protection of Online Personal Data (exclusive
for DPOC members) A seminar
will be held from 2:30 pm ¡V 4:45 pm at the Duke of Windsor
Social Service Building, Wanchai, Hong Kong.
Two distinguished guests, Mr.
Sean Lin, SIP of Hong Kong Police Force; and Ir. Dr. K.P. Chow,
Center Associate Director of Centre for Information Security and
Cryptography, the University of Hong Kong; are invited to speak
on practical tips for proper handling of personal data via electronic
means.
29 August (Wednesday) Seminar on "Creative
Thinking & Blog Writing Skills" for the youth
(Ong Yi Hing)
(Francis Mak)
A seminar
will be held from 2 pm - 4 pm at the Hong Kong Public
Library.
Renowned writer Mr. Ong Yi
Hing and DJ Mr. Francis Mak are invited to share their views
with young people on online privacy protection and creative
blog writing.
To make the event more fun
and interesting, a debate on ¡¡ˇÓThere is no privacy protection
in the cyber world¡ÆØ will also be held. Representations
from Hong Kong Girl Guides and Hong Kong Federation of Youth
Groups will take part in this interesting fund debate.
31 August (Friday) Closing Ceremony cum Prize Presentation Ceremony for
the Writing Competition
To wrap-up
the PAW 2007, a closing ceremony-cum-prize presentation ceremony
of Writing Competition will be held on 31 August 2007.
In
view of the enthusiastic response last year, the PCPD will re-run a
privacy show amongst primary schools in Hong Kong, "Telling You My Secret",
from 7 to 22 March 2005. To enhance children's interests on the subject,
the PCPD has invited again Mr. Harry Wong, a renown youth program host,
to conduct interactive activities integrating music, magic shows, puppet
shows, drama and role play to help youngsters understand the concept
of privacy protection and to introduce ways of protecting their own
personal data and those of their families and friends in everyday lives
under a lively atmosphere. The following 20 primary schools will participate
in the activity:
St. Louis School
(Primary Section)
SKH Lui Ming Choi Memorial Primary School (AM)
SKH St. Peter's Primary School (PM)
Pui Tak Canossian Primary School
Island Road Government Primary School
Gold & Silver Exchange Society School
SKH St. Michael's Primary School
North Point Methodist Primary School (AM)
Po Kok Primary School
Taikoo Primary School
Chinese Methodist School (North Point) (AM)
The True Light Middle School of Hong Kong (Primary Section)
Chai Wan Faith Love Lutheran School (AM)
S.A. Ann Wyllie Memorial Primary School (AM)
Shau Kei Wan Government Primary School (PM)
King's College Old Boys' Association Primary School No.2
San Wui Commercial Society School
North Point Government Primary PM School
Hennessy Road Government Primary School (AM)
Lingnan Primary School
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Notice/
Copyright
2001 Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong.
All rights reserved. Disclaimer
(Ong Yi Hing) 
(Francis Mak)
In
view of the enthusiastic response last year, the PCPD will re-run a
privacy show amongst primary schools in Hong Kong, "Telling You My Secret",
from 7 to 22 March 2005. To enhance children's interests on the subject,
the PCPD has invited again Mr. Harry Wong, a renown youth program host,
to conduct interactive activities integrating music, magic shows, puppet
shows, drama and role play to help youngsters understand the concept
of privacy protection and to introduce ways of protecting their own
personal data and those of their families and friends in everyday lives
under a lively atmosphere. The following 20 primary schools will participate
in the activity: