Terms of Use
Last updated: 21 October 2026
The site and its purpose
This website presents the Free World Knowledge Foundation, its mission, people and publications. Its information is institutional in nature. Use of the website must comply with these terms and applicable law. For questions about content, contact info@freeworld.pt.
Responsible use
You may read the content and share links. You must not interfere with the website, attempt unauthorised access to systems or data, introduce malicious code, send spam or use its channels for unlawful messages or messages infringing others’ rights.
Text, images and identity
Rights in text, photographs, graphics and identifying marks belong to FWKF or their respective holders. Publication on this website does not transfer those rights. Reproduction or adaptation beyond uses permitted by law requires the rights holder’s permission. Quotations should identify the source and respect the integrity and context of the content.
Information and availability
We aim to keep information accurate and current, but errors, omissions or interruptions may occur. Please report inaccuracies by email. Publications do not replace professional advice suited to a specific situation. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
Enquiries and participation
Sending a message, expression of interest or proposal does not by itself constitute acceptance of a partnership, enrolment in a project or a commitment by FWKF. Any collaboration is subject to its own assessment and agreement. This website is not an emergency assistance channel.
Links, privacy and languages
Links to other websites are provided for reference; their operators are responsible for their content and terms. Data processing is described in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Portuguese is the main language. The English version is provided for accessibility; please let us know of any translation discrepancies.
Changes and applicable law
We may update these terms to reflect changes to the site or legislation and will identify the revision date. Portuguese law applies, without prejudice to mandatory provisions and the user’s legal rights. Disputes will be heard by the courts having jurisdiction under applicable law.