Law note · Uzbekistan

Law on Personal Data, enforcement

cite Law No. ZRU-547 (2 July 2019), Art. 33 stage IN FORCE in force since 2019-10-01 kind Enforcement supervision binds public and private bodies reviewed 2026-08-29

What it requires

An app processing Uzbek personal data is liable in the manner prescribed by law for a violation of the Law on Personal Data, though the Act itself states no penalty schedule, names no enforcing authority, and creates no private right of action; both live in legislation this research did not identify.

When LexLint raises it

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What we found

Art. 33, the Act's only enforcement provision, is a bare reference clause: persons violating the legislation on personal data are liable in the manner prescribed by law, with no penalty schedule, no named authority, and no private right of action stated in the Act itself. The Act refers to an authorized state body fourteen times but never names it in the text read; substantive penalties and the body's identity live in legislation this research did not identify.

Primary source

official text, lex.uz, Uzbekistan's official legislation portal

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