Legal notice

Website: https://www.life-ong.org/

Owner: LIFE

Owner's address: 1 rue de Stockholm – 75008 PARIS
Owner's telephone number: 0184212010
SIRET: 51447004600046
Publication director: LIFE Director of Communications – contact@life-ong.org
Webmaster: FunnelLab

CONTACT US

LIFE gives you the opportunity to correspond with its teams in line with the Marianne framework. This French inter-ministerial charter aims to guarantee a high-quality welcome and promotes values such as courtesy, accessibility, speed and clear answers, as well as a spirit of listening, rigour and transparency.
To help you get in touch with the right person:

General questions, enquiries or requests for further information : LIFE – contact@life-ong.org

How the website works, technical difficulties, display or download problems, comments and suggestions : LIFE – contact@life-ong.org

HOSTING PROVIDER

The policy of the website www.life-ong.org complies with French Law no. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 on confidence in the digital economy.

Website hosting: Cloudways – Junction Business Centre, 1st Floor Sqaq Lourdes, St Julians STJ3334, Malta

GENERAL TERMS OF USE OF THE WEBSITE AND ITS SERVICES

Using the website https://life-ong.org/ implies full and complete acceptance of the general terms of use set out below. These terms of use may be amended or supplemented at any time, so users of the website https://life-ong.org/ are invited to consult them regularly.

This website is normally accessible to users at all times. However, LIFE may decide to interrupt access for technical maintenance, in which case it will endeavour to inform users of the dates and times of the work in advance.

The website https://life-ong.org/ is updated regularly by LIFE. Likewise, this legal notice may be amended at any time; it is nonetheless binding on users, who are invited to refer to it as often as possible to stay informed.

COPYRIGHT AND REPRODUCTION RIGHTS FOR CONTENT PUBLISHED ONLINE

Since the publication of Ordinance no. 2005-650 of 6 June 2005 on freedom of access to administrative documents and the reuse of public information, such information may be reused for purposes other than those for which it was produced, particularly information intended for public distribution. These documents intended for public distribution are not covered by any copyright and may therefore be reproduced freely. The graphic design, images and editorial content remain the property of the State and, as such, are protected under the French Intellectual Property Code.

Article L.122-5 of the French Intellectual Property Code establishes the principle that, “once a work has been disclosed, the author may not prohibit the dissemination, even in full, through the press or broadcasting, as current news, of speeches intended for the public delivered in political assemblies, public political meetings and official ceremonies”. This applies in particular to speeches and public addresses, which constitute an exception to copyright. Likewise, public or official documents such as official press releases are not covered by any copyright and may therefore be reproduced freely. Where partial or full reuse of such content is permitted, it must always be accompanied by the author's name, the source and, where appropriate, a link to the original document online on the website. The notice “© LIFE ONG – https://www.life-ong.org/” must therefore be displayed.

All other content on the website is protected by copyright. Any reproduction is therefore subject to the author's consent under Article L.122-4 of the French Intellectual Property Code. Reproduced information may be used only for personal, non-profit or professional purposes; any distribution or use for commercial or advertising purposes is prohibited.

*Requesting permission to reproduce content*

Your request should specify the content concerned and the publication or website on which it will appear. Once permission has been granted, any reproduction of content must follow these principles:

• Distribution free of charge
• Mandatory credit
• The integrity of reproduced documents must be respected (no modification or alteration of any kind)