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Pride Month 2023
Over one third of LGBTIQ+ people feel they need to hide who they are at work, and a fifth feel that being LGBTIQ+ limits their job opportunities, according to a recent Stonewall survey.
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Turkey | Publication | March 2023
As businesses focus on technological transformation, rapid regulatory change, data complexity and unforeseen crises, among many other areas, compliance rules are constantly evolving to keep pace with change.
In this third issue of our Compliance Quarterly, we continue to inform our clients about the global and local compliance rules and regulations which impact Turkish businesses. We highlight legal developments taking place in Turkey and in major jurisdictions where Turkish entities operate, including the US, EMEA and China, drawing on the knowledge of lawyers in the Norton Rose Fulbright offices around the world.
Our readers will once again find useful information on a range of areas, including data governance and cybersecurity; environmental, social and governance; health regulations and employment; competition and antitrust; capital markets; and numerous others.
We hope that you find the information in this third issue of the Compliance Quarterly useful for your business. Please contact us with any questions you may have about the topics covered.
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Over one third of LGBTIQ+ people feel they need to hide who they are at work, and a fifth feel that being LGBTIQ+ limits their job opportunities, according to a recent Stonewall survey.
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In 2022, we issued a legal update on the case of Tam Sze Leung & Anor v Commissioner of Police [2021] HKCFI 3118 (the CFI Decision), where the Court of First instance (CFI) held that the longstanding practice of the use of “Letters of No Consent” (LNCs) by the Police to informally “freeze” suspicious bank accounts (the No Consent Regime) is unlawful (see here ). As we predicted, the CFI Decision has been challenged by the Commissioner of the Police (the Commissioner) and has now been overturned by the Court of Appeal in [2023] HKCA 537.
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