Zuzanna Gulczy?ska is a legal officer at the European Commission and a postdoctoral researcher at Ghent European Law Institute (Ghent University). Zuzanna has published on various EU law topics, including EU data protection, technology law and EU external relations. She presented her findings at numerous international conferences, such as Privacy Law Scholars (Boulder, USA, 2023), International Society of Public Law (ICON-S) Annual Conference (Wellington, New Zealand, 2023) and L'Union européenne et l'extraterritorialité (Rennes, France, 2021).

• Part I - Setting the Scene 1: The right to privacy and the right to the protection of personal data in the context of human rights obligations of international organisations 2: Definition of the concept of international organisation in the GDPR and LED Part II - Direct Applicability of the EU Data Protection Instruments to International Organisations 3: Direct applicability of the EU data protection instruments to international organisationsDLan international law perspective 4: Direct applicability of EU data protection legislation to international organisationsDLan EU law perspective 5: Obligations imposed on data controllers and processors under the GDPR in light of the privileges and immunities of international organisationsDLa combined EU and international law perspective Part III - Indirect Application of EU Data Protection Standards to International Organisations-Transfers of Data from the EU to International Organisations 6: Setting the Scene: Indirect Application of EU Data Protection Law to international organisations 7: The scope of application of EU data transfer rules to international organisations 8: International law perspective on the processing of personal data by international organisations and the role of States 9: The impact of EU data protection transfer requirements on international organisations 10: Procedural requirements of transferring data to international organisations Conclusions Bibliography

Zuzanna Gulczy?ska is a legal officer at the European Commission and a postdoctoral researcher at Ghent European Law Institute (Ghent University). Zuzanna has published on various EU law topics, including EU data protection, technology law and EU external relations. She presented her findings at numerous international conferences, such as Privacy Law Scholars (Boulder, USA, 2023), International Society of Public Law (ICON-S) Annual Conference (Wellington, New Zealand, 2023) and L'Union européenne et l'extraterritorialité (Rennes, France, 2021).

• Part I - Setting the Scene 1: The right to privacy and the right to the protection of personal data in the context of human rights obligations of international organisations 2: Definition of the concept of international organisation in the GDPR and LED Part II - Direct Applicability of the EU Data Protection Instruments to International Organisations 3: Direct applicability of the EU data protection instruments to international organisationsDLan international law perspective 4: Direct applicability of EU data protection legislation to international organisationsDLan EU law perspective 5: Obligations imposed on data controllers and processors under the GDPR in light of the privileges and immunities of international organisationsDLa combined EU and international law perspective Part III - Indirect Application of EU Data Protection Standards to International Organisations-Transfers of Data from the EU to International Organisations 6: Setting the Scene: Indirect Application of EU Data Protection Law to international organisations 7: The scope of application of EU data transfer rules to international organisations 8: International law perspective on the processing of personal data by international organisations and the role of States 9: The impact of EU data protection transfer requirements on international organisations 10: Procedural requirements of transferring data to international organisations Conclusions Bibliography