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In order to help foreign companies wishing to develop a business in South Korea, the PIPC publishes explanatory guidelines on 12/04/2024 in their official website to help them comply with the South Korean personal data protection law.   #data #dataprotection #personaldata #koreandataprotection #pıpc #authority #board #guidelines #dataprotectionlaw #legal #compliance #bulletin #legalnews #regulation #advocacy #law #zumbullaw https://lnkd.in/eVy-YDxG

📢 Here is the May issue of our ''Two-Minute Recap of Recent Developments in #Turkish Personal #Data Protection Law'' for 2024 👇🏼 👓 Read below our summary of the most important developments written by oır Partner Ebru Temizer, Senior Associate Irmak Seymen Varat, Associate Seray Apak, and Legal Intern Efe Utku Çal. #GenTemizer #DataProtection #DataProtectionLaw #KVKK #LegalUpdates #LeadingLawyers #LeadingLawFirm

It promises to be a busy summer for the practitioners of data privacy. The Regulation on the Procedures and Principles Regarding the Transfer of Personal Data Abroad has been published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Turkiye on 10 July 2024. This secondary legislation follows the amendments to Article 9 of the Law on the Protection of Personal Data that had entered into force last March. This was certainly one of the long-waited pieces of legislation in this field. On the same date as the publication of the regulation, the Personal Data Protection Authority has also published texts and guidelines for the Standard Contracts and binding coporate rules that it would consider as constituting an ‘appropriate safeguard’. The regulation aims to lay down the rules and principles that need to be followed while transferring personal data abroad. There are three broad grounds that may constitute a lawful basis for the transfer abroad: 1) Presence of An Adequacy Decision, i.e. a decision that shows that the data would enjoy an equivalent degree of protection in the jurisdiction it will be transferred to; 2) Alternatively, the presence of an appropriate safeguard, like a standard contract or binding corporate rules; 3) For incidental/ad hoc cases, explicit consent, or the presence of another ground listed under Article 9(6) of the Law on the Protection of Personal Data. These rules will have siginificant implications for all data controllers/processors who need to transfer that data abroad. While the regulation aims at eliminating the ambiguities that pervaded this field previously, there will most probably be new questions to be addressed in the new era too. Our Compliance and Technology teams have been following these developments closely. Below you can find the note prepared by Gülce Keskin and Zeynep Ekinci with the kind advice of Dr. Osman Gazi Güçlütürk If you have any questions regarding how your company will be impacted by the new rules, do not hesitate to contact us.

Internal Seminar on the Draft Personal Data Protection Law Last Saturday, as per our internal training regime, PrivacyCompliance organized an internal seminar in Vietnamese where we reviewed the Draft Personal Data Protection Law ("Draft Law") and compared it to the current regulations. The seminar saw the participation of our staff and experts from multiple fields. We debated the implications of the various new provisions of the Draft Law. The seminar revealed many new points and issues that we believe would have far-reaching effects on all organizations, both foreign and domestic. This is a part of our commitment to broaden our knowledge horizon in order to accommodate our ever-increasing volume of clients. Should you be interested in receiving the slides we used in the seminar, please message us directly so we can send them to you. #Vietnam #PersonalDataProtectionLaw

Our latest legal alert on the "Amendments to Turkish Personal Data Protection Legislation Regarding the Transfer of Personal Data Abroad" is available below. For further information on the subject, you may contact our partner Dr. Mehmet Karli, senior associate Gülce Keskin, or associate Zeynep Ekinci. #PersonalDataProtection #LegalAlert

Is your organization compliant with Quebec Law 25? Quebec’s privacy regulator, the Commission d’accès à l’information (“the CAI”) can impose large potential fines for non-compliance of up to $10 million or 2% of worldwide revenues, whichever is greater. In the case of a subsequent offence, fines can be doubled. This CMA Guide is designed to help marketers navigate the new rules and understand their implications on marketing activities. The information is derived from legal requirements, CAI recommendations, Quebec government directives, and insights from the CMA’s Privacy and Data Committee experts. Learn more by downloading our guide (CMA member login required). Available in English: https://lnkd.in/gd5NKba3 and French: https://lnkd.in/gPG79hvm #PrivacyLaw #MarketingCompliance #CAIGuidelines #DataProtection #CMA #LegalCompliance #MarketersGuide #Law25 #Privacy #Quebec #Advocacy #Standards

What a #DataProtectionHour event we had today. Thank you, Romain Robert, for the insightful conversation on Article 22 of the GDPR. Get ready for the last event of 2024. On 6 December, starting at 11:00, we'll be looking at the latest case law from the CJEU on data protection issues with our guest speaker, Antonios Bouchagiar, a member of the European Commission's Legal Service. For more details, including how to register, please see the link below. #GDPR #DataProtectionHour #AmChamRomania

🇨🇦 Want to know more about Quebec's Law 25? Are you ready for the changes coming into effect on 22 September 2024? 💡Our latest blog tackles the key elements and offers insights on achieving compliance: https://lnkd.in/ekaYFZFj #TheDPOCentreCanada #QuebecLaw25 #ComplianceAdvice

🔹 Legal Developments in Albania: Key Updates 🔹 At Panajoti Law Group, we closely follow the latest legal changes impacting businesses and individuals in Albania: 📌 New Personal Data Protection Law Enacted Albania has introduced a new Personal Data Protection Law, outlining stricter compliance requirements for data controllers and enhancing individuals' rights over their personal information. This law aligns with international standards and signals a more robust regulatory framework for data privacy. Companies operating in Albania should review their data processing policies to ensure compliance. 💡 At Panajoti Law Group, we remain committed to keeping our clients informed and compliant with evolving legal frameworks. #LegalUpdate #AlbaniaLaw #DataProtection #PanajotiLawGroup

"The Turkish Personal Data Protection Authority recently issued the Regulation on the Procedures and Principles Regarding the Transfer of Personal Data Abroad. In this article, we will examine the transfer of personal data abroad under Turkish law" Read from our website: https://lnkd.in/dabCds-Q #Dataprotection #Dataprivacy #Turkishlaw