The provided legal document contains the general regulations of the Personal Data Protection Agency in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It applies to all public authorities, natural and legal persons, unless otherwise specified by other legislation. The document defines the purpose of the law, which is to secure respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, particularly the right to privacy in relation to the processing of personal data. It establishes the Agency for Protection of Personal Data and outlines its responsibilities, organization, and governance.

The Law on the Protection of Personal Data in Bosnia and Herzegovina aims to secure respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of individuals, particularly their right to privacy, in relation to the processing of personal data. The law applies to public bodies at the national and regional levels, as well as private bodies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, unless the minimum level of data protection is already governed by other legislation.

The Law for Protection of Personal Data governs social relations related to the processing of personal data. It applies to natural persons and competent authorities involved in the prevention, investigation, detection, or prosecution of criminal offenses. The law ensures the protection of personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and covers the powers and responsibilities of the Commission for Personal Data Protection. It also addresses accreditation and certification in the field of personal data protection and specific data processing cases.

This law aims to protect the rights of individuals in Burkina Faso regarding the processing of their personal data. It applies to all individuals and entities involved in the processing of personal data, regardless of the nature, method, or controllers of the data. The law defines personal data and the processing of personal data, and establishes the responsibilities of data controllers and recipients. It also sets out principles for data processing, such as obtaining consent from individuals, the right to access and contest information used in processing, and the prohibition of automated decisions based on profiling.

The Regime Juridico Geral de Protecao de Dados Pessoais a Pessoas Singulares, also known as Lei n 133/V/2001, establishes the general legal framework for the protection of personal data of individuals in Cape Verde. It applies to all individuals whose personal data is being processed, as well as data controllers, data processors, and third parties involved in data processing. The law sets out various rights of data subjects, such as the right to access and rectify their personal data, and establishes principles for the lawful processing of personal data.

The Regime Juridico Geral de Protecao de Dados Pessoais a Pessoas Singulares, also known as Lei n 133/V/2001, establishes the general legal framework for the protection of personal data of individuals in Cape Verde. It applies to all individuals whose personal data is being processed, as well as data controllers, data processors, and third parties involved in data processing. The law sets out various rights of data subjects, such as the right to access and rectify their personal data, and establishes principles for the lawful processing of personal data.

The Personal Data Protection Law, Law No. 151 of 2020, applies to the protection of personal data processed electronically by holders, controllers, or processors in relation to natural persons. The law applies to Egyptian residents inside or outside Egypt, non-Egyptian residents inside Egypt, and non-Egyptian residents outside Egypt if the act is punishable under any legal form in the country where it occurred and the data subject belongs to Egyptians or foreigners residing inside Egypt.

The Personal Data Protection Act aims to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons in relation to the processing of their personal data, particularly the right to privacy. It applies to all processors of personal data, including natural or legal persons, branches of foreign companies, and state or local government agencies. However, it does not apply to processing of personal data by natural persons for personal purposes or to transmission of personal data through the Estonian territory without any other processing of such data in Estonia.

The Personal Data Act in Finland governs the processing of personal data. It applies to entities processing personal data in Finland, unless otherwise provided by law. The Act applies to automatic processing of personal data and also to other processing of personal data that constitutes or is intended to constitute a personal data file. However, it does not apply to processing of personal data by a private individual for purely personal purposes or for comparable ordinary and private purposes.

The Law No. 001/2011 aims to protect personal data by establishing rules for the processing of personal data. It applies to both automated and non-automated processing of personal data, with certain exceptions for personal activities, specific types of data processing, and data processing for journalism and artistic expression. The law emphasizes the importance of information and communication technologies serving the citizens and respecting their privacy, human rights, and individual and public freedoms.