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London, 3 July 2025 — The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (the “ICO”) has issued a call for views on…
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Background Fraud remains a critical concern for organizations across all sectors. Whether it is perpetrated against the organization…
The Supreme Court (STF) ruled, by majority, the partial unconstitutionality of the safe harbor of Article 19 of…