Russian for personal

In the table below you can find all Russian personal pronouns. After the table you will find some explanatory russian for personal. The accusative and genitive forms are always identical. This article needs additional citations for verification.

Russia are a rapidly developing branch in Russian legislation that have mostly been enacted in the 2005 and 2006. 152-FZ, regulating the processing of personal data by means of automation equipment. Russian Government Regulation as of 17. This regulates marketing communications sent inter alia by electronic means including e-mail, SMS etc.

5 the Russian Code on Administrative Infractions dated 30. This regulates issues of responsibility for commission of administrative offences in connection with processing of personal data or distribution of marketing communications. 5 personal data system is a data system which includes personal data recorded in the data base as well as information technologies and technical equipment which make possible processing of such data. 1 Consent of the individual is required for processing of his personal data. This rule doesn’t apply where such processing is necessary for performance of the contract, to which an individual is a party. 2 More specifically, processing of personal data for the purpose of direct marketing may be performed subject to prior consent of personal data subjects.

Lack of such consent is presumed unless the operator proves the contrary. Processing of personal data for the purposes indicated above must be immediately ceased at the demand of personal data subject. 3 At the time of obtaining of personal data the operator is obliged, subject to request of an individual, to communicate to the latter information relating to the operator and the process of prospective processing. 5 Generally, it is prohibited to process in any way sensitive personal data of the individual, save for the cases where express written consent, containing all conditions provided for by the law, has been obtained from the individual prior to processing. 6 Generally, to transfer personal data outside the Russian Federation, the operator will have to make sure, prior to such transfer, that the rights of personal data subjects will enjoy adequate and sufficient protection in the country of destination. 7 The Russian legislation imposes strict limitations on using of the electronic means of communication for direct marketing.

Namely, express consent should be obtained from the individual before marketing communications are sent to him by email or SMS. Lack of such prior consent is presumed unless the sender proves the contrary. The law provides for immediate cessation of sending marketing communications at the individual’s short notice. To send marketing communications by post, operator must obtain specific permission from the Federal Service on Telecommunications.

Unfortunately the procedure of obtaining of such permission hasn’t been established yet. 8 Where personal data is processed it should be adequate, relevant and not excessive in relation to the purpose or purposes for which they are processed. 9 Personal data being processed shall enjoy confidential regime. It implies employment by the operator of sufficient technical and organisational means designed to prevent unauthorised access of any third parties to processed personal information.

10 Personal data should be accurate and kept up to date where necessary. The operator is obliged to ensure accessibility of personal information for examination by personal data subjects at their request. In case such subjects find that this information is outdated or inadequate, the operator will be obliged to stop processing of such information until the required modifications are introduced. 11 Personal data should not be kept for longer than is necessary for the purposes for which they are processed, which requires its destruction after such purposes have been fulfilled or in case their fulfillment is not required any more. 12 Personal data must be processed in accordance with the rights of personal data subjects under applicable data protection legislation.

2 fails to comply with a request to cease processing within the time limit specified by the law or agreed on by the parties. Procedures must be in place to ensure that computer systems are configured appropriately to allow accurate recording of the giving of consents in all relevant cases, described herein. Procedures must also be in place to ensure that any notices or requests are responded to and dealt with promptly. 13 Appropriate technical and organisational measures must be taken against unauthorised or unlawful processing of personal data and against accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, personal data. 14 The relevant provisions require effective protection of personal data.

The legislation gives certain rights to personal data subjects in respect of personal data held about them. 3 a right to demand immediate cessation of processing for the purposes of direct marketing. 1 Public – personal data obtained only from publicly available personal data sources created in accordance with art. 2 Biometric – information that characterizes the physiological and biological characteristics of a person on the basis of which it’s possible to establish his personality and which are used by the personal data operator to identify the subject of the personal data. 3 Special – personal data relating to race, ethnic origin, political opinions, religious beliefs, health condition, sexual life of personal data subjects. Russia where he possesses personal information processing facilities. Scope of application of Russian Data Protection legislation: Russian laws apply when the operator uses his own or third-party data processing equipment located in Russia.