This is a report about right to be forgotten law where a user can demand that his/her information should erase from the internet

1. Right to be Forgotten
Introduction:
Right to be forgotten is a relatively new topic. It means
when an individual person wants he/she have the civil
right to request that personal information is removed
from the internet. This topic first comes to light on
May 13, 2014, when the European Court of Justice
legally solidified that the right to be forgotten is a
human right when they ruled against Google in the
Costeja case. It is now considered as civil right.
What is the right to be forgotten?
The search engine like Google and other they never
delete any information if the sites are taken offline.
This is a technique to improve search. This if good for
the web but it becomes worst when it shows
information about someone. It happened sixteen years
when a Spanish man named Mario Costeja Gonzalez
hit a financial crisis and auction his property. The
auction happened in 1998 but the problem occurs
when someone searches his name the auction report
came. So he argued this should be removed from
Google and the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of
the European Union supported it. In Article 12 of the
Directive 95/46/EC, the EU gave a legal base to
internet protection for individuals. [1] In 2012 the
European Commission disclosed a draft European
Data Protection Regulation to supersede the directive,
which includes specific protection in the right to be
forgotten in Article 17. [1] After EU Spain, Germany,
Argentina, China, United States, India, South Korea,
South Africa practice this law.
Extended of this right:
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has
expanded and developed this 'right to erasure' that all
data will be held and delete by an organization.
whether it's public or not.
 Data no longer necessary for the purpose
that was collected.
 Where the citizen withdraws consent and
there are no legal or other overriding
legitimate interest in continuing to hold the
data.
 Data that was illegally processed.
 When the personal information is processed
in terms of the offer of information society
services to a child.
What are the obstacles:
There are some rules that could interrupt the law which
is as follows:
 The new GDPR erasure provision does not
expand the right to be delisted from search
indexes, set out by the European Court of
Justice in Google Spain. [2]
 Hosting platforms like Twitter or
DailyMotion won’t have to erase user-
generated content under the right to be
forgotten because they are not controllers of
that content. [2]
 If hosts do have to honor such requests, they
can follow more balanced procedures
borrowed from Europe’s eCommerce
Directive or other sources, rather than the
very restrictive GDPR process. [2]
 Platforms that decline to remove content
because they honestly believe in its public
interest value will face minimal or no
financial penalties. [2]
Conclusion:
There is no denying that this right is important to
ensure user privacy. But in Bangladesh most of the
people are not aware of this and there is no law about
it.

2. References
[1]"Right to be forgotten", En.wikipedia.org, 2017. [Online]. Available:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_be_forgotten. [Accessed: 22- Jun- 2017].
[2]2017. [Online]. Available: Keller, D. (2017). The new, worse ‘right to be forgotten’. [online] POLITICO.
Available at: http://www.politico.eu/article/right-to-be-forgotten-google-defense-data-protection-privacy/ [Accessed
22 Jun. 2017]. [Accessed: 22- Jun- 2017].