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Senegal's Caisse des D茅p么ts et Consignations initiates legal action over confidential document leak
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Senegal's Caisse des D茅p么ts et Consignations CDC has announced it is pursuing legal action following the unauthorized dissemination of internal administrative documents, described as confidential, on social media. The institution stated in a press release that the publication of these documents constitutes a breach of professional secrecy, confidentiality obligations for its agents, and legal provisions safeguarding information held by public bodies. The CDC's General Directorate has filed a complaint with the relevant authorities against the individual responsible for the publications. This measure aims to protect the integrity of its operations, the confidentiality of its information, and the reputation of its agents and partners. The CDC emphasized that those responsible for such disclosures could face legal penalties and reiterated its commitment to using all legal means to defend its institutional interests and maintain the trust of its partners and citizens. The institution also affirmed its dedication to information protection, transparency, and rigor as guiding principles of its governance, vowing to continue necessary actions to safeguard its informational assets and ensure compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.
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