INTRODUCTION TO BIOMETRICS

There can be considerable impacts on the rights of the individual and in the context of migration management, there are implications for nationals and non-nationals alike, in particular their right to move freely in the event of an incorrect or a failure to collect biometric reading.2 If the responsible use of biometrics can be ensured – encompassing the design, implementation, maintenance, and as. [...] Biometric data operations will have a different degree of SUPPLEMENTING intrusiveness and impact on the privacy of the Data Subjects depending LEGAL IDENTITY on the nature, the scope, and the context of the processing. [...] The protection of the right to privacy under Article 16 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child affords all children a strong protection of their right to privacy, and any interference with this right must comply with the principles of legality, necessity and proportionality. [...] Furthermore, the access to and sharing of children's birth certificate with the support of an official of the Civil Registry of the state of Chiapas. [...] Ultimately, any involvement with the implementation of biometric systems must first reflect on the following questions: • Is the use of biometrics the only and best solution in order to achieve the objectives; and • Is the intended use of biometrics and their purpose truly ethical, even if the prevailing law or code does not prohibit its use? Beyond the compliance with established laws and standar.