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Disable To Enable Website
The use of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website is at the User’s sole risk.
The United Nations and UNICEF disclaim any liability or responsibility arising from the use of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website or the Content of this Website. The United Nations, UNICEF, and their respective members, officers, employees and contractors, shall not be liable for any financial or other consequences whatsoever arising from the use of the Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website, including the inappropriate, improper, or fraudulent use of such Content.
No representations or warranties of any kind concerning the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website are given, including responsibility for any damages to, or viruses that may infect users' computers, hardware, software or other property on account of the users' access to, use of, or browsing in the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website, including the downloading of any materials, data, text or images from Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website.
If the User is dissatisfied with any Material on this Website or with any of its Terms and Conditions of Use, the User’s sole and exclusive remedy is to discontinue using the Website.
Forums & Message Boards
The User specifically acknowledges and agrees that UNICEF is not liable for any conduct of any User on interactive parts of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website.
Reliance upon any such advice, opinion, statement, or other information provided by other Users on this Website shall also be at the User’s own risk. UNICEF does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any such advice, opinion, statement or other information provided by any User of this Website or any other person or entity.
The User acknowledges that all Forums and discussion groups are public and not private communications. Further, the User acknowledges that chats, postings, conferences, e-mails and other communications by other Users are not endorsed by UNICEF, and that such communications shall not be considered to have been reviewed, screened or approved by UNICEF.
UNICEF reserves the right to remove, for any reason and without notice, any content of the Forums received from Users, including, without limitation, e-mail and bulletin board postings.
Third Party Websites
This Website may contain links and references to third-party websites. The linked sites are not under the control of UNICEF, and UNICEF is not responsible for the content of any linked site or any link contained in a linked site. UNICEF provides these links only as a convenience or as a form of appreciation for support, and the inclusion of a link or reference does not imply the endorsement of the linked site by UNICEF.
Preservation of immunities
Nothing herein shall constitute or be considered to be a limitation upon or a waiver of the privileges and immunities of the United Nations, which are specifically reserved.
Terms of Use
Use of disable2enable.unicef.my (hereinafter known as the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website) and all pages in this domain constitutes acceptance of the following Terms of Use.
UNICEF may modify the Terms at any time and such modifications shall be effective immediately upon posting the modified terms on this website and all pages in this domain.
UNICEF reserves the right to seek all remedies available by law for any violation of the Terms, including any violation of UNICEF’s rights in the UNICEF name and logo and its rights in connection with the information, artwork, text, video, audio, or pictures (together, the “Content”) of DISABLE TO ENABLE Website.
As a condition of use of this Website, the User agrees to indemnify UNICEF and its affiliates from and against any and all actions, claims, losses, damages, liabilities and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of the User’s use of this Website, including, without limitation, any claims alleging facts that if true would constitute a breach by the User of these Terms and Conditions.
The DISABLE TO ENABLE Website
The DISABLE TO ENABLE Website is provided by UNICEF for personal use and educational purposes only. Any other use, including reproduction or translation of anything more than a de minimis portion of the Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website, or any use other than for personal or educational purposes, requires the express prior written permission of UNICEF. Requests for permission should be sent to us, specifying full details of the proposed use. All Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website is protected by law including, as applicable, copyright laws.
The United Nations and UNICEF disclaim any liability or responsibility arising from the use of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website or the Content of this Website. The United Nations, UNICEF, and their respective members, officers, employees and contractors, shall not be liable for any financial or other consequences whatsoever arising from the use of the Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website, including the inappropriate, improper, or fraudulent use of such Content.
Content
The Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website is selected on the basis of UNICEF’s own criteria and in its own sole discretion. UNICEF reserves the right at any time to change or discontinue any aspect or feature of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website, including but not limited to these terms of use, hours of availability and equipment needed for use.
No representations or warranties of any kind concerning the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website are given, including responsibility for any damages to, or viruses that may infect users' computers, hardware, software or other property on account of the users' access to, use of, or browsing in the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website, including the downloading of any materials, data, text or images from Content of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website.
Interactive Parts of Website
The User agrees to use the Interactive Parts of the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website only to send and receive messages and materials that are proper and related to the particular Forum. By way of example and not as a limitation, the User agrees that when using a Forum, he or she shall not do any of the following:
UNICEF reserves the absolute right to delete any material posted to the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website without prior notice to the user.
UNICEF accepts no responsibility or liability in respect of the conduct of any user in connection with such facilities, or for any material submitted by users and carried on the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website including, for example, responsibility or liability for the accuracy or reliability of any information, data, opinions, advice or statements made in such material.
Privacy Policy
Your privacy on the Internet is of utmost importance to UNICEF. This privacy statement describes our policy concerning the gathering and sharing of our supporters’ information through disable2enable.unicef.my (hereinafter known as the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website). This policy is complementary to the general UNICEF privacy policy, and provides additional details for our supporters.
Collection of personal data
UNICEF collects and maintains only personal information that is sent to us directly from an individual or company. This information is obtained from the following places on our website:
Providing personal information on the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website is optional. If you choose not to provide personal information, you can still browse our Website, but you will not be able to carry our certain actions, such as registering to support our campaign.
To make a pledge with the DISABLE TO ENABLE campaign, you will be asked for your full name, and e-mail.
Information security and quality
UNICEF intends to protect the quality and integrity of your personally identifiable information. We have implemented appropriate physical, technical and organisational measures to help keep your information secure, accurate, current and complete.
Website traffic information
When you arrive at or leave the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website we automatically receive the web address of the site that you came from or are going to. We also collect information on which pages you visit while you are on our site, the type of browser you use, and the times you access our site. We use this information only to improve the usefulness of our site.
“Cookies”
We sometimes use “cookies” to collect anonymous information from visits to our sites to help us provide better service. We may use this data to analyse trends and statistics and to help us provide better service, but we do so in ways that keep the information anonymous. In order to improve the quality of our communications, we may also from time to time share such anonymous information with certain third parties, such as our advertising and media partners.
A cookie is an element of data that a website can send to your browser, which may then be stored on your system. You can set your browser to notify you before you receive a cookie, giving you the chance to decide whether to accept it. You can also set your browser to turn off cookies. If you do so, however, some areas of our site may not function properly.
Disclosure to third parties
UNICEF does not sell or share any personally identifiable information volunteered on our site to any third party without prior consent. We do, however, share some user information with our national committees and local offices so that the whole UNICEF family can respond to your needs. Any information provided to UNICEF by users of the site is held with the utmost care and security, and will not be used in ways other than as set forth in this privacy policy, or to which you have explicitly consented.
Links to other websites
You should note that through this site you may reach or be directed to other sites that provide information related to the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website. All these sites have their own privacy statements and UNICEF is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such sites.
Contact
For questions or queries regarding this privacy policy, please contact us at kualalumpur@unicef.org
Linking Agreement
Thank you for your interest in sharing UNICEF’s message in support of children with disabilities with visitors to your website!
UNICEF welcomes links from sites that share our goals of working for children’s rights, meeting children’s basic needs and expanding opportunities for children to reach their full potential. By adding a link you are expressing your support for these goals.
If you would like to link to disable2enable.unicef.my (hereinafter known as the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website), we ask you to agree to the following, and contact us at webkl@unicef.org to let us know for our records. You may link to the homepage of this Website or to a deep content page.
A site that links to the DISABLE TO ENABLE Website:
May not contain any content which could be deemed offensive, unsuitable for children, or harmful to or exploitative of children, including content which could be considered child pornography or otherwise promoting or depicting exploitation of children for any illegal or immoral purpose.
May link to UNICEF’s content but may not copy it without special permission.
Should not embed the DISABLE TO ENABLE web page in a frame or create any border environment around UNICEF content.
Should not misrepresent its relationship with UNICEF or imply that UNICEF is endorsing it or its products.
Should not use the UNICEF logo without permission. Permission is normally granted only to authorised partners of UNICEF, i.e. those organisations with which UNICEF has an existing working relationship, which typically are government agencies, NGOs, academic institutions and media.
Must, if it sells any products or services, inform UNICEF and request permission to link as a commercial site.
UNICEF reserves the right to disallow links at any time (e.g. if there are contents or other links in close proximity to the UNICEF link that may be inappropriate from UNICEF’s point of view). If this is the case, the site maintainers agree to delete the link immediately.