In the past, the existing technology did not make it possible to store and process such vast amounts of data as the technology today. Data had to be selected according to their necessity and were collected only about specific persons or small groups of people. Nowadays, the technologies manage to predict “patterns“ of people’s behaviour and significantly improve the effectiveness of decision-making. The question we are dealing with in the article is whether the “traditional” individual right to privacy is still fit in the era of Big Data where the individuality ceases to be of importance or whether other solutions need to be sought.
The following text intends to show on the various connotations of mandatory child vaccination. The author´s analysis is dedicated to the present legal sources in Slovak and neighboring Czech Republic, as well as to the background and character of the guarantees included in the European court of Human Rights judicature. Those can represent the significant impact on the anticipated Constitutional Court decision upon the lodged constitutional complaint. It also relates to the problem of sanctions for failing legal obligations to undergo the mandatory vaccination. This text strongly appeals and seeks for solution in the peremptory issue, especially in the view of the increased risk of anti vax spread of influence. Health protection boils essentially down to the personal liberty vs. the good of the entire society.
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