The Act 18/2018 on the Protection of Personal Data regulates the protection of the rights of natural persons against unauthorized processing of their personal data. It covers the rights, obligations, and responsibilities during the processing of personal data. The Act applies to the processing of personal data by automated means or other means forming part of a filing system. It also applies to the processing of personal data by certain Competent Authorities for the purposes of preventing and detecting criminal activity.

The Personal Data Protection Act (ZVOP-1) is a legal document that governs the protection of personal data in Slovenia. It establishes the rights, obligations, principles, and measures to prevent unconstitutional, illegal, and unauthorized intrusions into the privacy and dignity of individuals (referred to as ‘data subjects’) in the processing of personal data. The document emphasizes the principles of lawfulness, fairness, and proportionality in the processing of personal data. It prohibits discrimination based on various personal characteristics.

The Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013 governs the protection of personal information processed by public and private bodies in South Africa. It establishes minimum requirements for the processing of personal information and aims to promote the right to privacy while balancing it with other rights and important interests. The Act introduces conditions for lawful processing, such as accountability, processing limitation, purpose specification, information quality, and security safeguards. It also grants data subjects rights regarding their personal information, including the right to access, correct, and object to processing.

The Ley Orgnica 3/2018, de 5 de diciembre, de Proteccin de Datos Personales y garanta de los derechos digitales is a Spanish law that aims to protect the fundamental right to the protection of personal data, as recognized by the Spanish Constitution. It also seeks to guarantee digital rights in the context of an increasingly globalized and digital society. The law replaces previous legislation and aligns with the provisions of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) aims to protect the privacy and fundamental rights of individuals when their data is processed. It applies to the processing of data pertaining to natural persons and legal persons by private persons and federal bodies. However, there are exemptions for personal data processed exclusively for personal use, deliberations of the Federal Assembly and parliamentary committees, pending legal proceedings, public registers based on private law, and personal data processed by the International Committee of the Red Cross.

This legal document, Law No. 14/2019, is related to the protection of personal data in Togo. It aims to regulate the collection, processing, transmission, storage, use, and protection of personal data. The law ensures that any processing of personal data, in any form, does not infringe upon the freedoms and fundamental rights of individuals. It also takes into account the prerogatives of the State, the rights of local communities, and the interests of businesses and civil society.

The Organic Act No. 63/2004 on the protection of personal data governs the processing of personal data in Tunisia. It applies to both automatic and non-automatic processing of personal data carried out by individuals or legal entities. However, it does not apply to personal data processed for private use or within the family circle, or personal data related to public life or considered public life by law. The act defines personal data as any information relating to an individual that can directly or indirectly identify them, with exceptions for information related to public life.

The Law on the Protection of Personal Data No. 6698, enacted in 2016, aims to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals, particularly the privacy of private life, by regulating the processing of personal data. The law applies to both natural and legal persons who process personal data, whether fully or partially automated or non-automated. It defines various terms related to personal data processing and sets out general principles for the lawful processing of personal data.

This Law regulates the protection of information in information and communication systems in Ukraine. It applies to owners of information, system owners, users, and the specially authorized central body of the executive power in matters of organization of special communication and information protection and regional bodies subordinate to it. The Law defines various terms related to information protection and establishes the objects of protection in the system, such as information and software.

This Law on Personal Data Protection governs legal relations related to the protection and processing of personal data in Ukraine. It applies to natural persons, legal persons, enterprises, institutions, organizations of all forms of ownership, state authorities, local self-government bodies, and natural persons - entrepreneurs. The Law prohibits the processing of personal data on racial or ethnic origin, political, religious or ideological beliefs, membership in political parties and trade unions, criminal convictions, as well as data related to health, sexual life, biometric or genetic data.