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ARTICLE · 11 MAY 2022

Two-Minute Recap Of Recent Developments In Turkish Personal Data Protection Law – April 2022

Gen Temizer Erdogan Girgin Attorney Partnership
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In April 2022, the Turkish Personal Data Protection Board ("Board") issued a principle decision, published a public announcement and announced five data breach notifications.

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May 2022 - In April 2022, the Turkish Personal Data Protection Board ("Board") issued a principle decision, published a public announcement and announced five data breach notifications. In addition, the Constitutional Court of Turkey ("Constitutional Court") issued two judgments on the protection of personal data.

The Board reminds data controllers of the obligation to register with VERBIS

On 21 April, the Board made an announcement and reminded data controllers of the obligation to register with the Data Controllers' Registry ("VERBIS"). In its announcement, the Board underlined that the deadline for the fulfilment of the obligation to register with VERBIS was 31 December 2021, and that the Board has the authority to impose administrative sanctions against data controllers that have not fulfilled this obligation. As a result, the Board announced that it may impose administrative monetary fines ranging from TRY 53,576 to TRY 2,678,866 (approx. EUR 3,404 to EUR

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