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Organisations operating outside the EU and employing EU citizens.

Organisations operating outside the European Union, but employing EU citizens, must comply with the GDPR requirements. This means that the EU citizens can exercise their rights according to the GDPR, even if the company does not conduct any business within the EU.

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