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Question-structured references on minimum-disclosure duty of care. Every page carries stable section anchors, sourced claims, and a citation block, so people and machines can cite individual answers directly.

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    Special category data in employee travel

    What GDPR Article 9 prohibits, what ISO 31030 requires, and why most travel risk programmes are caught between the two. A reference for DPOs and security leads.

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    Does travel risk management require a DPIA?

    Article 35, the criteria supervisory authorities apply, and what an honest DPIA of a travel risk programme usually finds. A working reference for DPOs.

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    Prescription medication at borders: the employer problem

    Lawful prescriptions are controlled substances in some jurisdictions. Why medication is a travel risk, why asking about it is an Article 9 problem, and the architecture that resolves both.

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    What airline assistance codes disclose

    Requesting assistance transmits a standardised disability category through the reservation ecosystem. Who sees an SSR code, why it is special category data, and what employers should not hold.

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    Duty of care for human rights defenders: the file problem

    Monitoring and evacuation protect people in the field. Almost nothing protects them from the file built to qualify them for protection. A reference for casework and security leads.

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    Glossary

    The vocabulary of minimum-disclosure architecture, defined once and citable by stable anchor. Terms coined elsewhere are credited to their authors.

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