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Which cookies this website uses and how you can manage them.

Robert & Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center Spain (hereinafter, the “Foundation”), a foundation with Tax ID (N.I.F.) G88262068, registered office at C/ Velázquez 140, Bajo Izquierda, 28006 Madrid, and entered in the Register of Foundations under number 2194, hereby informs, through this Cookie Policy, about the cookies used on its website https://kennedyhumanrightsspain.org (hereinafter, the “Website”), in compliance with the provisions of Article 22.2 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI), with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), and in accordance with the Guidelines on the use of cookies of the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small data file that is downloaded and stored on the user's computer or device when accessing certain web pages, and that allows information about the browsing carried out from that device to be stored and retrieved. Cookies may be first-party, managed by the Foundation itself, or third-party, managed by entities external to it.

Legal basis for the use of cookies

The installation of cookies is based on the user's consent, except in the case of technical cookies or those strictly necessary for the operation of the Website and the provision of the services expressly requested by the user, which do not require consent.

The user may accept, reject or configure cookies in a granular manner through the cookie settings panel of the Website, and may withdraw their consent at any time as easily as it was given. Refusal or withdrawal of consent does not condition access to or browsing of the Website, since the Foundation does not use mechanisms that prevent access to content if cookies are not accepted (“cookie walls”).

Types of cookies according to their purpose

Depending on the purpose for which they are used, cookies can be classified as:

  • Technical or necessary cookies: allow the user to browse the Website and use its basic features, such as identifying the session, controlling traffic and data communication, accessing restricted-access sections, or managing the process of registering for or taking part in activities. They are essential for the correct functioning of the Website.
  • Preference or personalisation cookies: allow information to be remembered so that the user accesses the service with certain predefined characteristics, such as the language or regional settings.
  • Analysis or measurement cookies: allow the number of users to be quantified and the statistical measurement and analysis of their use of the Website to be carried out, in order to improve its operation and the services offered.
  • Advertising and behavioural advertising cookies: allow advertising spaces to be managed and, where applicable, advertising tailored to the user's browsing profile to be displayed, obtained from the observation of their browsing habits.

The cookies used are detailed below:

Necessary

Cookies necessary
NameProviderExpiryDescription
rfk-consentkennedyhumanrightsspain.org180 daysStores your cookie consent preferences (which categories you have accepted or rejected). It is essential to remember your choice and does not contain any identifying personal data.

Analytics

Cookies analytics
NameProviderExpiryDescription
_gaGoogle (Analytics)2 yearsGoogle Analytics. Distinguishes users in a pseudonymised way to produce aggregate statistics on the use of the Website. Only set if you accept the analytics category.
_ga_<ID>Google (Analytics)2 yearsGoogle Analytics. Maintains the session state for statistical measurement. Only set if you accept the analytics category.

Third-party content

Cookies third-party content
NameProviderExpiryDescription
NID, CONSENTGoogle (Maps)6 months / 2 yearsGoogle Maps cookies. Only set if you enable third-party content and load the map on the contact page.
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, YSCYouTube6 months / sessionYouTube cookies. Only set if you enable third-party content and play an embedded video (YouTube’s no-cookie mode is used until then).

Management and revocation of consent

The user may accept, reject, configure or revoke at any time the consent given for the use of cookies, as easily as it was granted, through the cookie settings panel of the Website (cookie settings), also accessible from the footer. From that panel it is possible to enable or disable the analytics and third-party content categories in a granular manner; technical or necessary cookies cannot be disabled as they are essential for the operation of the Website.

Until you give your consent, neither the analytics nor the embedded third-party content (Google maps and YouTube videos) are loaded, so those services do not set any cookies on your device.

Configuration from the browser

Likewise, the user may allow, block or delete the cookies installed on their computer through the settings options of their browser. Links to the help pages of the main browsers are provided below:

Google Chrome

Microsoft Edge

Mozilla Firefox

Safari

Consequences of disabling cookies

Disabling or blocking technical or necessary cookies may prevent the correct functioning of some sections or features of the Website. Disabling the remaining cookies does not prevent browsing, although it may reduce the quality of the user experience or limit certain features.

Update of the Cookie Policy

The Foundation may amend this Cookie Policy in response to new legislative requirements or to the indications of the supervisory authority, as well as due to changes in the cookies used. The user is advised to periodically review the current version published on the Website.

Contact

For any query relating to this Cookie Policy, the user may contact the Foundation through the email address [email protected], indicating “Cookie Policy” in the subject line. It is also recommended to read the Privacy Policy to learn in detail how the Foundation processes personal data and the rights available to data subjects.

Última actualización: 15 de julio de 2026