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UK GDPR and the Price of Non-Compliance: ICO Issues New Guidance on Calculating Fines | Mayer Brown - Vimarsana News

UK GDPR and the Price of Non-Compliance: ICO Issues New Guidance on Calculating Fines | Mayer Brown

The Information Commissioner's Office (the "ICO") has clarified the methods it will use to calculate the fines it will issue for breaches of data privacy law in the UK by publishing its...

Kenya's e-commerce sector projected to generate Ksh.28 billion by 2027 - Vimarsana News

Kenya's e-commerce sector projected to generate Ksh.28 billion by 2027

Kenya’s e-commerce penetration is projected to grow to 53.6 per cent by 2025, according to a new report by the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK).

Civil society in Bangladesh | Our civil society needs to do more to challenge power structures - Vimarsana News

Civil society in Bangladesh | Our civil society needs to do more to challenge power structures

Civil society in Bangladesh: If the treatment of Nobel Laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus is any indication, Bangladesh’s independent civil society is currently in great peril. Over the last year, human rights defenders, demonstrators, and dissenters have been met with harassment, physical aggression, detainment, and maltreatment by the authorities. Additionally, journalists who

Our civil society needs to better itself - Vimarsana News

Our civil society needs to better itself

If the treatment of Nobel Laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus is any indication, Bangladesh’s independent civil society is currently in great peril. Over the last year, human rights defenders, demonstrators, and dissenters have been met with harassment, physical aggression, detainment, and maltreatment by the authorities. Additionally, journalists who reported on government misconduct