The 6th Adavize Alao Essay Competition on privacy and data protection is now open for submissions! This prestigious competition presents a unique platform for both legal professionals and students to delve into critical issues surrounding data privacy, with the chance to win significant cash prizes.
Why Participate?
This competition not only offers the opportunity to win substantial rewards but also allows participants to engage in cutting-edge discussions on the future of data protection. It's a great chance for participants to showcase their knowledge, sharpen their legal writing skills, and contribute to policy debates in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Key Information
- Submission Deadline: 28th September, 2024
- Categories:
- Lawyers
- Students
- Top Prizes:
- ?550,000 for Lawyers
- ?350,000 for Students
- Essay Topics:
- Lawyers: "Repositioning Data Protection Authorities in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study of Nigeria"
- Students: "Examining Policy Developments on Cross-border Data Transfers and Digital Trade in Nigeria"
- Submission Format: Microsoft Word, Arial, Font size 11, 1.5 spacing
- Eligibility: Original, unpublished work
- Submission Email: submissions@lawyard.org
Topics for the 6th Adavize Alao Essay Competition
Lawyer Category
Repositioning Data Protection Authorities in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study of Nigeria.
In this essay, participants are expected to analyze how data protection authorities in Nigeria and globally can adapt to the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI). You may also explore regulatory frameworks, oversight, and how authorities can maintain relevance in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
Student Category
Examining Policy Developments on Cross-border Data Transfers and Digital Trade in Nigeria.
This topic invites students to explore Nigeria’s policy advancements in cross-border data transfers and its role in digital trade. Participants should focus on legal frameworks, privacy concerns, and global best practices in this area.
Prizes for the Competition
Lawyer Category
- 1st Prize: ?550,000
- 2nd Prize: ?350,000
- 3rd Prize: ?200,000
Student Category
- 1st Prize: ?350,000
- 2nd Prize: ?250,000
- 3rd Prize: ?150,000
Each category offers generous cash prizes for the top three winners, making this competition highly rewarding for participants with insightful and innovative contributions.
Submission Guidelines
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Personal Information: The first page of the submission must include your full name, year of call (for lawyers), school of study (for students), phone number, and email address.
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Formatting:
- Submissions should be in Microsoft Word format, Arial font, size 11, and 1.5 line spacing.
- Essays should be justified, with citations following the OSCOLA referencing style.
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Original Work: Submissions must be original, unpublished, and independently written. Co-authored essays will not be accepted.
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Blind Judging: The competition will be judged blind, ensuring fairness. The panel’s decision will be final.
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Publication Rights: Lawyard reserves the right to publish selected submissions, including winning essays, up to 18 months after the competition ends.
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AI Disclosure: If you used any AI tools during your research or writing, this must be disclosed on the first page of the essay.
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Past Winners: Individuals who have previously won this competition are ineligible to participate again.
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Submission Deadline: All submissions must be emailed to submissions@lawyard.org no later than 28th September, 2024.
Why Should You Enter?
This essay competition is more than just about winning prizes. It provides a rare opportunity to:
- Make a mark in the evolving field of data protection and privacy.
- Build your legal portfolio and demonstrate expertise on a national platform.
- Network with peers and professionals who are passionate about privacy laws and data governance.
- Contribute to policy discussions on issues that will shape the future of technology, privacy, and commerce.
Conclusion
Don't miss out on this chance to make an impact. Submit your essay and compete for an opportunity to be recognized as a leading voice in the discussion on data protection.
For more details and updates, visit the official Lawyard competition page.
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