Law on Copyright, aggregator liability and unauthorized-linking infringement
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In force.
A linking and framing rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What this law does
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Article 52.1, in Chapter Eight (Protection of copyright and liabilities for copyright violators), requires internet service providers, aggregators, website owners, telecommunications service providers, broadcasting organizations, and multi-channel transmitters not to violate copyright or related rights on their own or another's server, network, or database, and to give right holders the means to enforce their rights there.
The Law itself defines an aggregator as a person who collects and delivers content and offers it to the public. Article 52.2 obligates that same set of actors to act on an infringement report by suspending and closing the illegal use, on pain of liability the state intellectual-property inspector imposes under the Law on Violations.
Separately, Article 56.1.5 lists placing an unauthorized internet or digital link to a work, or developing a work on a social network without the right holder's authorization, among the acts of infringement. Article 57 imposes liability for those infringements under the Criminal Code, the Law on Infringement, or Civil Code damages.
If you get it wrong
Private right of actionYes
What it reaches
Instrument type
statute
Categories
Linking framing, Snippet reproduction
When LexLint raises it
aggregates_content
Read the law
Unofficial English translation of the Law of Mongolia on Copyright (Revised edition, promulgated 6 May 2021), WIPO Lex legislation record
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