So-called ‘Right to be Forgotten’ legislation would ban financial discrimination but the bill has reportedly been delayed by the Government.
The Government needs to “stand with cancer survivors” and stop financial firms from discriminating against them,So-called ‘Right to be Forgotten’ legislation would ban the practice but the bill has been reportedly delayed by the Government.
“People who have gone through a cancer diagnosis, subsequent treatment, and then in remission for a number of years, they’re looking for the right to be forgotten.
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