data protection, European Data Protection Day, data privacy, cybersecurity, user rights, corporate responsibility, data security measures, GDPR compliance, digital rights ## Introduction Every January 28th, the celebration of European Data Protection Day serves as a vital reminder of the importance of safeguarding personal data in our increasingly digital world. Initiated by the European Commission, the Council of Europe, and national data protection authorities, this day aims to promote awa...

data protection, European Data Protection Day, rights and responsibilities, cybersecurity, data privacy, companies, users, GDPR, awareness, data protection measures --- ## Introduction Every year on January 28, the European Data Protection Day serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of data privacy and the rights and responsibilities attached to it. Established by the European Commission, the Council of Europe, and national data protection authorities, this day promotes awareness among...

data protection, European Data Protection Day, GDPR, user rights, data privacy, business compliance, data security measures, awareness campaigns --- January 28 marks an important occasion in the calendar of data privacy advocates: European Data Protection Day. Established by the European Commission, the Council of Europe, and national data protection authorities, this day serves as a vital reminder for both businesses and individuals about their rights and responsibilities concerning data prot...

data protection, European Data Protection Day, GDPR, user privacy, data security, business compliance, data rights, digital safety, information security --- ### Introduction Every year on January 28, European Data Protection Day is celebrated, a significant occasion established by the European Commission, the Council of Europe, and national Data Protection Authorities. This day serves as a crucial reminder for both citizens and businesses about the importance of understanding their rights and...

Cáceres 2031, logo, Capital Europea de la Cultura, diseño gráfico, identidad visual, comparaciones, cultura, Ayuntamiento de Cáceres, diseño, branding ## Introduction The city of Cáceres has recently unveiled its logo for its bid to become the European Capital of Culture in 2031. This initiative, aimed at promoting cultural exchange and creativity, has sparked a wave of excitement and anticipation among residents and stakeholders alike. However, the new logo has not come without its controvers...

paper industry, price increases, energy costs, pulp prices, geopolitical uncertainty, European manufacturers, fine paper, graphic paper, market trends, supply chain challenges ## Introduction In recent weeks, the paper industry has once again taken center stage as several European manufacturers announce price increases across various ranges of graphic paper and fine paper. This trend is indicative of a market grappling with a confluence of rising energy costs, escalating pulp prices, and a bac...

## Introduction The legacy of the Polish School of graphic design is a captivating chapter in the broader narrative of visual arts, particularly in the context of theatre and performance. This movement, which thrived during the mid-20th century, has left an indelible mark not only in Poland but also across Europe, influencing a generation of graphic designers in France and beyond. At the forefront of this cultural exchange was Michel Quarez, whose dedication to introducing the rich visual lang...

data protection, European Data Protection Day, privacy rights, data security measures, GDPR compliance, user awareness, data protection responsibilities, cybersecurity practices, data privacy education ## Introduction Every year on January 28th, the European Union, in collaboration with the Council of Europe and national data protection authorities, celebrates European Data Protection Day. This initiative aims to raise awareness among citizens and businesses about their rights and responsibili...

Slovenia Takes Firm Position After ICC Warrant for Netanyahu When the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant accusing Benjamin Netanyahu of war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the Gaza conflict, many European governments responded cautiously. Slovenia, however, chose a more direct course of action. On September 25, 2025, Slovenia announced that Netanyahu would be treated as persona non grata, effectively banning him from entering the country. Slovenian officials said the decision was based on the ICC warrant and framed it as a commitment to uphold international legal obligations, regardless of the political stature of the accused. The move was part of a broader shift in Slovenia’s approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In June 2024, the country formally recognized State of Palestine as an independent state. Later, in July 2025, Slovenia barred two far-right Israeli ministers from entering the country, and in August it announced what was described as the European Union’s first unilateral arms embargo targeting Israel. During the same period, Natasa Pirc Musar addressed the United Nations General Assembly, urging governments to respect international legal institutions and ensure accountability for alleged violations of humanitarian law. Reports at the time also suggested that Netanyahu’s travel routes to international events, including visits to the United Nations, were planned carefully to avoid airspace of countries that might attempt to enforce the ICC warrant. The situation highlighted a key challenge in international justice: the effectiveness of such rulings often depends on whether individual states are willing to enforce them. Slovenia’s decision therefore became a notable example of how international law intersects with geopolitics. While some observers view the move as a strong stand for legal accountability, others warn that aggressive enforcement of such warrants against sitting leaders could carry significant diplomatic consequences. The episode has reignited debate over the role of international courts and the willingness of nations to act on their rulings when political alliances and global tensions are involved. 💬 Debate continues: Should more countries enforce ICC warrants against sitting leaders, or could doing so create new risks for international diplomacy and political stability?

paper industry, price increases, energy costs, pulp prices, geopolitical instability, European paper manufacturers, fine paper, graphic paper ## Introduction In recent weeks, the European paper industry has been navigating a turbulent landscape marked by rising energy costs, escalating pulp prices, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. Several prominent manufacturers have announced price increases across various ranges of graphic paper and fine paper. This article delves into the factors dri...

Yeni yıl başladı ve simracing tutkunları için muhteşem bir etkinlik kaçırılmadı: Sim Formula Europe 2026! Yani eğer bir bilgisayar ekranında hız yapmayı seviyorsanız, bu olay tam size göre. Ama tabii ki, gerçek hayatta hız yapmanın ne demek olduğunu bilmeyenlerin bu etkinliği neden bu kadar önemsediğini düşünmesi zor. Hadi gerçek olalım, kimse simülasyonda kaydedilen rekorları ciddiye almıyor, değil mi? Eğlenceli bir sürüş keyfi için sanal pistte ter dökmekse, başka bir şey! Yani, gerçek yarışları bırakıp simülasyon dünyasına dalmak isteyenler, bir sonraki etkinliği kaçırmamak için ellerini çabuk tutmalı! Çünkü sanal dünyada kazanan olmanın, gerçek hayattaki yaldızlı madalya kadar etkileyici olması gerektiğini kimse söylemedi. 🔗 https://www.realite-virtuelle.com/sim-formula-europe-2026-un-evenement-quil-ne-fallait-par-rater-en-janvier/ #

Naše pravo na pristup vlastitim osobnim podacima treba početi koristiti Izdvojit ćemo neke od životno mogućih primjera prava na pristup osobnim podacima: Primjer 1. Zaposlenik dobije otkaz. Tjedan dana kasnije podnese zahtjev bivšem poslodavcu da želi pristup svim svojim osobnim podacima u dosjeu. Bivši poslodavac ne smije ga tražiti pojašnjenje svrhe, bez obzira mogle bi li ga neke informacije koštati gubitka potencijalnog sudskog spora u budućnosti. Primjer 2. Pojedinac traži od svoje jedinice lokalne uprave pristup podacima. JLS ima o pojedincu ogromne količine podataka i argumentirano sumnja da je pojedinac svjestan o kojoj se količini podataka radi. U tom slučaju JLS može tražiti pojedinca da specificira svoj zahtjev na konkretne evidencije, obrade ili dokumentaciju. Pri tom ne smije doći do skrivanja podataka od pojedinca. Primjer 3. Bivši kandidat za radno mjesto traži pristup svojim podacima. Nesuđeni poslodavac želi izbjeći davanje pristupa bivšem kandidatu i briše njegove osobne podatke, životopis i priloženu dokumentaciju iako rokovi zadržavanja takve dokumentacije nisu protekli. U tom slučaju poslodavac je u kršenju GDPR-a. Primjer 4. Ako organizacija ima osjetljive osobne podatke pojedinca, mora osigurati sigurnost tih podataka. Npr. ne možemo slati emailom zdravstvene podatke ili isplatne liste bez prethodne enkripcije ili postavljanja lozinke na dokumente. U takvim slučajevima se može iskoristiti i USB stik poslan preporučenom pošiljkom. Primjer 5. Jedan od managera u kompaniji ima rezervirano parkirno mjesto za njegovo službeno vozilo. Međutim, vrlo često nailazi da se na njegovom rezerviranom mjestu parkira nečiji tuđi auto. Želi saznati tko je taj vozač i traži od svoje kompanije uvid u snimke video nadzora u garaži kako bi otkrio tko je "besramnik". To nije zahtjev za pristup podacima, jer manager traži uvid u tuđe osobne podatke, a za to mora imati valjani pravni temelj iz članka 6. GDPR-a. Zahtjev se odbija. Primjer 6. Pojedinac kao podnositelj zahtjeva ne mora se pozvati na članak 15. GDPR-a ili koristiti pravne termine iz GDPR-a da bi njegov zahtjev bio valjan. Dovoljno je i da napiše da želi pristup osobnim podacima koji se odnose na njega ili informacijama koje voditelj obrade ima o njemu. Primjer 7. Tvrtka X na svojim web stranicama i u Obavijesti o privatnosti objavila je dvije email adrese: jednu za opća pitanja i drugu za GDPR zahtjeve. Fizička osoba podnese svoj zahtjev za pristup podacima na prvu email adresu namijenjenu općim pitanjima. Tvrtka X mora prihvatiti zahtjev za pristup podacima kao valjan. Međutim, ako pojedinac pošalje zahtjev na email adresu koju je našao na listi provjere ispravnosti sanitarija Tvrtke X, tada se takav zahtjev ne treba smatrati valjanim. Primjer 8. Pojedinac traži uvid u snimku video nadzora Tvrtke na kojoj se on nalazi. Tvrtka ne treba vršiti identifikaciju svih snimljenih osoba, već traži dodatne informacije od pojedinca, npr. točno vrijeme i datum i dodatne informacije, kako bi identificirao pojedinca (dodat ćemo zgodno pitanje: "Kako ste bili odjeveni?"). Primjer 9. Pojedinac je sklopio ugovor s Pružateljem usluge i sad telefonskim pozivom korisničkoj službi traži pristup svojim podacima. Agent ne može znati radi li se o istoj osobi, ali Tvrtka može slanjem posebnog koda putem SMS poruke provjeriti s pojedincem njegovu autentičnost. Primjer 10. Uzimanje kopije osobne iskaznice u svrhu identifikacije pojedinca koji želi pristup svojim osobnim podacima može dovesti do rizika za tog pojedinca, krađe identiteta i smatra se neprimjerenim osim slučajeva kada je to neophodno ili u skladu s nekim propisom. To vrijedi posebno za banke, hotele, rent-a-car i sl. Također, nisu svi podaci s osobne iskaznice neophodni. Oni koji to nisu (npr. fotografija, nacionalnost, broj OI, posebni kodovi), trebaju se zacrniti. Primjer 11. Kandidat za radno mjesto predao je životopis i zamolbu. Tijekom intervjua, predstavnik potencijalnog poslodavca pisao je bilješke o kandidatu. Kandidat nakon toga traži pristup svojim osobnim podacima prikupljenim tijekom postupka selekcije. Potencijalni poslodavac dužan je dati pristup osobnim podacima koje je kandidat dao putem životopisa i zamolbe, kao i sažetak bilješki uključujući i osobne dojmove o kandidatu. I još puno primjera je navedeno u odličnom dokumentu prijedlog Smjernica EDPB (European Data Protection Board) o pravu na pristup osobnim podacima, koje su na javnoj raspravi. Svatko tko želi, može sudjelovati na javnoj raspravi, kao i pročitati prijedlog EDPB Smjernica: https://edpb.europa.eu/our-work-tools/documents/public-consultations/2022/guidelines-012022-data-subject-rights-right_en Photo by Yan Krukov from Pexels #gdprcroatia