Law No. 2013-450 of 19 June 2013 on the Protection of Personal Data
Cross-Border + Articles 49-50 + ARTCI Adequacy + SCC

Law No. 2013-450 of 19 June 2013 on the Protection of Personal Data CI-DPL-Cross-Border-Data-Transfers-Articles-49-50-ARTCI-Adequacy-Standard-Contractual-Clauses-Convention-108: Cote dIvoire Law 2013-450 Cross-Border + Articles 49-50 + ARTCI + Adequacy + SCC

Cote dIvoire Law 2013-450 Articles 49-50 Cross-Border Data Transfer Regime. Article 49 Transfer of personal data outside Cote dIvoire permitted only where: (1) destination jurisdiction provides adequate level of protection (niveau de protection adequat) - ARTCI publishes White List of adequate jurisdictions including EU/EEA + UK + Switzerland + Convention 108 parties + recognised African jurisdictions; (2) explicit informed consent of data subject; (3) Performance of contract with data subject or in data subject interest; (4) Compelling public interest authorised by law; (5) Vital interests; (6) Legal claims; (7) ARTCI-approved Standard Contractual Clauses (Clauses Contractuelles Types - CCT) + Binding Corporate Rules (Regles Internes dEntreprise - RIE) for intra-group transfers within multinational groups; (8) ARTCI-approved Codes of Conduct + Certification mechanisms. Article 50 Specific safeguards + supplementary measures for non-adequate jurisdictions + Transfer Impact Assessment + Schrems II considerations + EU-US Data Privacy Framework 2023 + Council of Europe Convention 108+ Article 12 cross-border safeguards + Malabo Convention 2014 reciprocal transfers within African Union + UEMOA + ECOWAS regional integration. ARTCI Cross-Border Authorisation typically issued within 60-90 days + renewable + may impose conditions. Cloud computing + outsourcing subject to additional Codes of Conduct + Banking Sector Code + Healthcare Sector Code + Telecommunications Code coordinated with Ministry of Digital Economy. Mobile Money + Fintech cross-border transfers subject to BCEAO (Banque Centrale des Etats de lAfrique de lOuest) + ARTCI joint oversight.

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