This translation is provided for information purposes only. In the event of any discrepancy, the French version shall prevail.

In accordance with the provisions of French Law No. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 on confidence in the digital economy (LCEN), users of the WeBlame platform are hereby informed of the identity of the various parties involved in its publication, operation and funding.

The website accessible at the URL https://weblame.org (hereinafter the “Site”) is published and operated by:

WEBLAME FOUNDATION
Non-profit association governed by the French Law of 1 July 1901, RNA (Répertoire national des associations, the French national register of associations): W133039439
Registered office: 28 Boulevard de la Corderie 13007 Marseille
Represented by: Ms Marline GARCIA, President.
The association WEBLAME FOUNDATION is:
• the publisher of the Site;
• the entity responsible for the WeBlame platform;
• the entity that manages testimonies and their moderation;
• the entity acting as controller for the processing of personal data within the meaning of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679);
• the entity in charge of supporting and protecting users. The WEBLAME platform is thus managed and administered entirely by the association as part of its public-interest mission: encouraging people to speak out, breaking the isolation of victims and contributing to the prevention of violence.

The company SASU WEBLAME is a société par actions simplifiée unipersonnelle (single-shareholder simplified joint-stock company under French law). SIREN (French company identification number): 989 331 988
Registered office: 28 Boulevard de la Corderie 13007 Marseille

SASU WEBLAME does not publish the platform, does not manage testimonies and does not access any personal data of users.
Its activity is exclusively dedicated to:
• vocational training;
• raising awareness of violence and harassment in organisations;
• interventions in companies and with institutions;
• the prevention of violence in professional environments.
These activities make it possible to disseminate the knowledge and expertise arising from the work carried out by the WEBLAME platform, while contributing to the prevention of violence within companies and organisations. The training activities carried out by the company are strictly separate from the missions of the platform managed by the association.
SASU WEBLAME has no access whatsoever to the data of users of the platform.

Publication director:
Ms Marline GARCIA
Contact: contact@weblame.org

The weblame.org website is hosted by Hostinger, whose registered office is located in Cyprus (61 Lordou Vironos Street, 6023 Larnaca). The server on which the website is stored is located in France, and certain backups are located in Lithuania (European Union).

The app.weblame.org platform is hosted by Hostinger. The server on which the application is stored is located in France. The application uses a Supabase database (Supabase Inc., registered office in the United States). The database is hosted in Paris, in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR.

The Site as a whole, its structure, content, databases, software, algorithms and graphic elements are protected by intellectual property law.
Any reproduction without prior authorisation is prohibited.

The WeBlame platform, its functional architecture and its mechanisms for collecting testimonies, putting co-victims in touch with one another and generating non-identifying alerts are the subject of a filing establishing proof of prior creation (dépôt d’antériorité) with the INPI (Institut national de la propriété industrielle, the French intellectual property office).
Any reproduction or imitation may constitute:
• unfair competition,
• economic parasitism,
• infringement (contrefaçon).

The platform:
• does not legally characterise the facts;
• does not name anyone as guilty;
• does not take the place of the judicial authorities.

Content remains the sole responsibility of its authors.

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