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The Extraterritoriality of the gdpr and Its Effect on gcc Businesses
Abstract This article considers the extraterritoriality of the General Data Protection Regulation ( gdpr ) and its effect on Gulf Cooperation Council ( gcc ) businesses. Given the robust economic ties to the European Union (EU), many gcc businesses fall under the scope of the gdpr . This article arg
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