UNITED ARAB EMIRATES PRIVACY ADDENDUM  

1.     Commitment and Scope

1.1     This United Arab Emirates (UAE) Privacy Addendum supplements the information contained in the  Global Privacy Policy and our Fair Processing Notice.

1.2     Charles Taylor complies with the requirements of the Protection of Personal Data Protection (PDPL) with regards to the collection, storage, processing and disclosure of personal information and is committed to upholding the core data protection principles.

1.3     For those who work for Charles Taylor in the UAE, the Charles Taylor Employee Privacy Notice is accessible online via our intranet.


2.    Your Privacy Rights  

2.1   If you are a UAE resident for whom we collect personal information, you may rely on the disclosures in our Global Privacy Policy and Global Fair Processing Notice. 

2.2   Under the PDPL you are afforded the following rights regarding your personal information:

•    Right to obtain information
•    Right to request personal data transfer
•    Right to correction or erasure
•    Right to restriction of processing
•    Right to stop processing
•    Right not to be subject to automated decision making, including profiling
 

2.3   Charles Taylor does not process your personal information for targeted advertising purposes or carry out profiling on you or your behaviour and/or habits. You will not be discriminated against for exercising any of your data rights.

2.4   You may exercise any of the rights described by contacting our Data Protection Officer using the email address below:

     DPO@charlestaylor.com

3.    Your right to complain – to amend   

3.1   We work conscientiously to handle your personal data responsibly. If you are unhappy with the way we are doing this, please contact our DPO, who will try to address your concerns:

    DPO@charlestaylor.com

3.2   At the time of writing this addendum the Data Office responsible for administering and enforcing the PDPL has not yet been established.

The UAE Central Bank is responsible for its Consumer Protection Regulation and Standards, and the SVF Regulation.

The Ministry of Health and Prevention is responsible for the ICT in Health Fields Law.

The Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority is responsible for the regulation of its Consumer Protection Regulations.