Utilization of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO site
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The Italian National Commission for UNESCO is not responsible for any errors or omissions of any type, or for any direct, indirect or accidental damage arising from the reading or use of the information in published texts or any form of content on the website, or for access to or use of material contained in cited and/or linked websites.
The Italian National Commission for UNESCO reserves the right to alter the contents of the website and the legal notice at any time and without prior notice.
Copyright
The contents of the website – script code, graphics, text, tables, images, sounds, and any other information available in any form – are protected under intellectual property laws. Any products or companies mentioned on this website are trademarks of their respective owners or holders and may be protected by patents and/or copyrights granted or registered by the appropriate authorities.
Any form of link to this website inserted by third parties must not cause damage to the image and/or activities of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO.
“Deep linking,” i.e., the non-transparent use on third party sites of any part of the website, is prohibited.
Violations will be prosecuted in the appropriate courts of law.
Access to linked websites
The Italian National Commission for UNESCO is not responsible for external websites that may be accessed via links on the website provided as a service to users without any implication of approval of said websites.
Privacy
Data supplied spontaneously to the Italian National Commission for UNESCO website by its users or requested in the course of accessing services will be subject to processing in accordance with privacy law. Personal data are processed only for as long as necessary to achieve the purposes for which they were collected.
Users who have provided their data to the Italian National Commission for UNESCO website have the right at any time to check their accuracy and, if necessary, withdraw consent for their availability for use by the Commission.
Social media
The Italian National Commission for UNESCO uses social media for institutional purposes, to increase transparency, openness and awareness of its activities, and specifically to inform, communicate, listen, and publish institutional content.
Published content includes photographs, institutional videos, press releases, useful information on services, news concerning the Italian National Commission for UNESCO’s activities, and opportunities for citizen involvement and participation.
Through its own social media channels, the Italian National Commission for UNESCO may share and relay content and messages of public interest and utility published by other users.
The Italian National Commission for UNESCO endeavors to manage spaces for communication and dialogue within its social media profiles, asking its users to abide by a few simple rules:
- Everyone is asked to express opinions with decorum, moderation and respect.
- On social media, each user is responsible for the content they publish and the opinions they express. In any case, insults, vulgarity, slurs, threats, and violent or defamatory attitudes will not be tolerated.
- Content published must always respect others’ privacy. References to events or details that are not of public interest and/or that infringe of the private sphere of third parties are to be avoided.
- Topics must be pertinent to the activities of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO: these spaces may not be used for any purposes other than institutional ones.
- Discussions are tied to specific themes, and all participants are asked to keep to them, avoiding generic or indiscriminate digressions.
- Any form of advertising, spam or promotion of private interests or illegal activities will not be tolerated.
- Content that violates copyright and unauthorized use of registered trademarks is not permitted.
In any case, where social media permits, staff will remove any posts, comments or audio/video materials that:
- contain inappropriate language and/or a threatening, violent, vulgar or disrespectful tone;
- contain unlawful content or incite unlawful activities;
- contain offensive, deceptive, alarmistic content or content that violates the rights of third parties;
- divulge personal data or information that may cause damage or harm to the reputation of third parties;
- contain obscene, pornographic or child-pornographic content or content that offends users’ sensibilities;
- contain content that is discriminatory in terms of gender, race, ethnicity, language, religious belief, political opinion, sexual orientation, age, or personal and social circumstances;
- promote or advocate activities that are illegal, violate copyright or inappropriately use registered trademarks.
The Italian National Commission for UNESCO reserves the right to ban or block (after an initial warning when possible) those who repeatedly violate these conditions or those pertaining to the policies of tools and platforms adopted to impede further actions, and to report the user to the platform’s managers and possibly to law enforcement.
Any other accounts referring to the Italian National Commission for UNESCO are not managed by said Commission.