International Law Notice

Study Life & Work – Part of the Extraterritorial Humanitarian Organization “Ljusväktare”
(Registered under the Geneva Conventions of 1949 – Exterritorial Status)

Responsible Contact under International Law​

Extraterritorial Humanitarian Organization Ljusväktare – Study Life & Work Division
Responsible contact person: Björn Kitschke

Address:

Study Life & Work – Ljusväktare
sovereign consular area
Mossberg Fensan
683 61 Ekshärad
Sweden

Primary contact address:
info(@)studylifeandwork(dot)com

International Legal Disclaimer

Study Life & Work acts exclusively within the framework of the extraterritorial humanitarian organization Ljusväktare.

Any national law that conflicts with the Geneva Conventions of 1949 is not applicable to Green Guard. 

International Scope of Responsibility

This imprint applies to all activities, services, publications and digital operations carried out by
Study Life & Work, functioning as part of the

extraterritorial humanitarian organization Ljusväktare,
registered under the mandate of the
Arbitral Tribunal in accordance with the Geneva Conventions of 1949.

The legal basis follows explicitly from
Article 1,
Article 3,
Article 4,
Article 132,
and Article 149
of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949.

Exterritorial Status​

Study Life & Work does not operate under the jurisdiction of Sweden or any other state.
All activities are performed within the international humanitarian mandate of the extraterritorial humanitarian organization Ljusväktare.

No national authority holds competence where such competence would contradict the Geneva Conventions of 1949.

Validity of Communications

A communication becomes valid only when:

1. It is transmitted by electronic mail.

2. It has been transmitted by registered postal mail with a physical acknowledgment of receipt

Both steps must be completed in accordance with the procedural framework derived from the Geneva Conventions of 1949.

Protection of Personal Data and Preservation of Confidentiality

The platform is operated by the responsible extraterritorial humanitarian organization.

In accordance with the humanitarian principles of the Geneva Conventions of 1949, the organization is committed to respecting and safeguarding the dignity, privacy, and self-determination of every civilian and all users of the platform.

All personal data is treated confidentially and is collected, processed, and stored exclusively for the provision and use of the platform and for the fulfillment of the associated organizational, administrative, and operational responsibilities.

Personal data shall not be sold, commercially exploited, or disclosed to unauthorized third parties. Access to such data is restricted exclusively to duly authorized persons, insofar as this is necessary for the proper operation of the platform and the fulfillment of the respective responsibilities.

Personal data shall generally remain within the protected information systems of the platform or the responsible organization for the duration of the respective registration, use, or performance of associated responsibilities.

Every civilian or user concerned may request access to, correction of, or deletion of their personal data at any time.

The deletion of specific data shall take place as soon as such data is no longer required to clarify or fulfill existing obligations between the user and the organization, and no necessary humanitarian, organizational, or operational documentation obligations prevent its deletion.

The confidentiality and protection of entrusted data are fundamental elements of the organization’s humanitarian responsibility towards every individual civilian and user of the platform.

Seat of Jurisdiction (No Abbreviations)

Exclusive Seat of Jurisdiction

All matters relating to Study Life & Work and the extraterritorial humanitarian organization Ljusväktare fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of:

The Arbitral Tribunal in accordance with the Geneva Conventions of 1949

International and Exterritorial Seat of Jurisdiction

This seat of jurisdiction is not located within any state territory.
Its authority derives solely from the international legal obligations established by the Geneva Conventions of 1949.

No national court possesses competence where such competence would contradict or impede the humanitarian mandate defined by the Geneva Conventions.

Registration and Confirmation of Protection of the Extraterritorial Humanitarian Organization

Confirmation of Jurisdiction​

The exclusive forum for all legal and procedural matters is:

The Arbitral Tribunal in accordance with the Geneva Conventions of 1949

Adress:

ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL UNDER THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF 1949
Sovereign Consular Section | Central Office
for Diplomatic Correspondence | Protecting Power Civil Affairs
www.schiedsgericht-ga.org | info@schiedsgericht-ga.org
c/o Casa Fangacci, Via del Ranuncolo n. 9
CAP 06024 Gubbio – ITALY