In this privacy statement, you can read about how we handle your data. We find it very important that the data of our donors, future donors, website visitors, and all interested parties are processed and secured with the utmost care.<\/p>\n<\/div>
We are entirely dependent on the donations we receive from our donors. With these contributions, we work hard towards a future without the use of laboratory animals. Our focus is on science, but we are also active in the fields of education and politics. We also ensure that animal-free innovation is put on the agenda at health funds.<\/p>\n
To achieve our goal, we process personal data. Personal data may only be processed in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).<\/p>\n
When you contact us, we record the personal information you provide. This could be through phone contact or email, as well as when you fill out the contact form on our website or express interest in receiving our newsletter. We also record data when you indicate you want to make a donation.<\/p>\n
In addition to online contact, you might meet us on the street, at events, or at your door. If you decide to become a donor or to stay in contact with us, the information you provide will also be recorded.<\/p>\n
The personal data that is recorded includes:<\/strong><\/p>\n There are several legal grounds on which we may process your data. Below, we explain these grounds.<\/p>\n We ensure the security of your data in two ways. First, our database (the system in which personal data is stored) and server are well-secured. Second, only employees authorized to process personal data as part of their job have access to the database. This way, we ensure the security of your data.<\/p>\n Your personal data is stored for a longer period. Our goal is to anonymize personal data as soon as it is no longer needed to achieve our objectives. Donation data (such as amount, term, and duration of the donation) is then stored anonymously in the database.<\/p>\n If we have your personal data, you have various rights, namely the right to access, correction, and deletion.<\/p>\n You can exercise these rights by submitting a written request.<\/p>\n We will respond to your request within four weeks. It may happen that we reject a request. A rejection is always explained in writing. We only reject a request if necessary, for example, when we cannot establish identity. You can find our contact details under the section ‘Right to Object’ (scroll down).<\/p>\n You can instruct us to forward personal data, processed based on your consent or to perform a contract, to another organization or foundation. You can request an editable output of your data from us. This is called the right to data portability.<\/p>\n The right to object means you can oppose the use of your personal data for communication or fundraising activities.<\/p>\n Contact us:<\/strong><\/p>\n Stichting Proefdiervrij If you have given consent for something but want to withdraw it, no problem. Below, you can read how to adjust your consent for each component.<\/p>\n If you have given consent (opt-in) for the email newsletter, you will be kept informed about our activities by email. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can unsubscribe via the link at the top or bottom of the email. You can also always contact us by phone, email, or social media.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t want us to call anymore? We can place a block on telemarketing in our database. Call or email us, and we will add the block to call you.<\/p>\n We send out a minimum of three magazines, a request for an annual contribution, and four donation requests per year. If you no longer wish to receive one of these mailings, we can also place a block in our database. Call or email us, and we will adjust the consent.<\/p>\n You can find our (Dutch) cookie policy<\/a> through this link.<\/a><\/p>\n It is always possible to file a complaint about the use of your personal data. You can do this directly with us or with the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens).<\/p>\n We are aware that every campaign carried out impacts consumer privacy. Think, for example, of signing a petition. You quickly leave your name, email address, and phone number. We promise to pay attention to your privacy early on, ensuring minimal impact on your privacy.<\/p>\n We work with various organizations to optimize our services. This may mean your data is processed by a third party. This privacy statement always guides this. Additionally, we enter into a data processing agreement with these parties. This third party is now called a processor. In the agreement, we specify how this processor handles personal data. This includes keeping all data and information confidential, securing the data, and specifying the purposes for which the personal data is processed. Aside from our processors, we never provide your data to third parties without your consent.<\/p>\n We have agreements with our processors that no personal data may be processed outside the EU.<\/p>\n Stichting Proefdiervrij reserves the right to make changes to this privacy statement. Please check this page regularly for the latest version. Dutch law applies to this privacy statement. Websites outside of Proefdiervrij, to which links are provided, have different privacy statements.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
We process your data for:<\/h2>\n
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Data security<\/h2>\n
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Right to access, correction and deletion<\/h2>\n
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Transferring information<\/h2>\n
Right to object<\/h2>\n
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