Privacy Policy

Processing of Personal Data

Personal data and other information voluntarily provided to the foundation via the website, email, contact forms, or other communication channels may be processed solely for the following purposes:

• communication and correspondence;
• responding to questions or requests;
• administrative and organizational purposes;
• the foundation’s social, educational, and informational activities;
• improving the functionality and security of the website.

The foundation processes only data necessary for the aforementioned purposes and handles personal data with care, confidentiality, and in a proportionate manner.

Confidentiality and Security

The International Criminal Law Foundation takes appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect personal data and confidential information against loss, unauthorized access, misuse, disclosure, or unlawful processing.

Information provided to the foundation is treated confidentially to the extent reasonably possible within the limits of laws and regulations and the practical capabilities of digital communication.

Disclosure to Third Parties

The foundation does not disclose personal data or confidential information to third parties, unless:

• consent has been granted by the data subject;
• it is necessary to comply with legal obligations;
• it is required under applicable laws or regulations;
• or if disclosure is necessary to protect legal rights, safety, or legitimate interests.

Public Information and Documentation

The foundation may use public sources, publicly available documentation, social reports, and voluntarily provided information. The foundation’s publications and documentation are intended solely for social, educational, and informational purposes.

The foundation does not make legally binding determinations of guilt or liability and is not a court, investigative agency, or government authority.

Cookies and Website Use

The website may use functional, technical, and analytical cookies to ensure the website functions properly, to secure it, and to improve it. The aim is to minimize the processing of personal data as much as possible.
Visitors can manage, restrict, or delete cookies through their web browser settings.

External Links

The website may contain links to external websites or third-party organizations. The International Criminal Law Foundation is not responsible for the content, operation, or privacy practices of external websites.

Rights of Data Subjects

Data subjects have, to the extent permitted by law, the right to:

request access to their personal data;
request the correction or deletion of data;
object to data processing;
request restriction of processing;
submit a request regarding their privacy rights in accordance with the GDPR.

Requests may be submitted using the contact information provided on this website. The foundation reserves the right to request additional information to verify the identity of the requester.

Liability

Although the International Criminal Law Foundation exercises due care in processing information and managing the website, the foundation cannot provide an absolute guarantee regarding the completeness, accuracy, availability, or security of digital communications, data transfers, or external systems.

Changes

The foundation reserves the right to amend or supplement this privacy policy if legal, organizational, or technical developments so require. The most current version of the privacy policy is published on this website.