This fact sheet outlines ten fundamental rights designed to promote a data-driven, ethical, and inclusive data culture. It emphasizes privacy, transparency, access, and trust as core principles of a data democracy. The document asserts that individuals have the right to control personal data, understand where data comes from, rely on accurate and unbiased information, and challenge AI-driven decisions. It highlights the importance of collaboration, continuous data improvement, and widespread data literacy. The Bill of Rights positions unified governance as essential to protecting these rights and enabling Data Confidence™, ensuring data empowers people rather than creating risk or inequality.

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