RFC-025: Cognitive Harm Governance — Psychological Safety, Reality Orientation, and Human Agency in AIGP — 27. Privacy and Human Rights Considerations

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27. Privacy and Human Rights Considerations

Cognitive harm governance involves highly sensitive data.

Protected information may include:

mental health indicators
emotional distress
self-harm indicators
family conflict
belief systems
identity-related content
medical context
conversation history
dependency patterns
biometric or neuro-interface data

Required safeguards:

privacy_requirements:
  data_minimization: required
  purpose_limitation: required
  access_control: required
  privacy_sensitive_retention: required
  redaction_support: required
  user_dignity: required
  avoid_stigmatizing_labels: required
  human_review_controls: recommended
  selective_disclosure: recommended

AIGP must not turn cognitive safety into unjustified surveillance, profiling, or coercive control.

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