This Data Protection Newsletter provides information on the latest developments as regards personal data protection and the implementation of Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (the "Law") in light of recent publications and announcements by the Personal Data Protection Authority (the "Authority"), decisions of the Personal Data Protection Board (the "Board"), as well as the main headings from the "Wednesday seminars" organised by the Authority.

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This text has been prepared to inform the audience on legal developments occurred in February 2023.You can access detailed informative notes on each development listed below through our website and LinkedIn page.

Slovenia has passed several new acts in recent months, three of which started to apply on January 26, 2023. We've rounded up the key novelties of each act and present them below.The first act (ZPOmK-2) regulates anti-competitive practices and mergers which have had or may have an effect on the territory of the Republic of Slovenia and serious obstacles to effective competition, as well as specific compensation provisions for violations of competition law.The second act (ZVOP-2) establishes the rights, obligations, legality to protect personal data and the exercise of justification for interference with privacy, dignity, confidentiality of personal data, right to data self-determination or other fundamental rights of individuals when processing personal data.The last presented act (ZvPot-1) sets out the rights of consumers when companies offer, sell and otherwise market goods, services and digital content and imposes obligations on companies, government authorities and others to ensure these rights.

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Vuk Drašković and Miloš Andrejević one more time contributed to the Global Employer Update 2023 for Serbia.The latest edition of Paul Hastings’ guide, “Mapping the Trends: The Global Employer Update 2023,” provides updates on the key employment law developments across 83 jurisdictions to help its clients manage their global workforces.

The University Grant Commission (UGC) has unveiled draft rules namely the University Grants Commission (Setting up and Operation of Campuses of Foreign Higher Educational Institutions in India) Regulations 2023 with the aim to allow foreign higher educational institutions to set up campuses in India. The draft rules are intended to regulate the entry and operations of Foreign Universities in India in order to conduct various degrees, diplomas and certificate programmes. The draft regulations have been placed in the public domain by the UGC to seek comments and feedback.

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This text has been prepared to inform the audience on legal developments occurred in India in 2022.

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This text has been prepared to inform the audience on legal developments occurred in December 2022.You can access detailed informative notes on each development listed below through our website and LinkedIn page.

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