What Is Law No. 6 of 2022 on Electronic Transactions?
The supplied official materials describe Libya's comprehensive personal-data law as a drafting or proposed project rather than an authenticated general statute. The official Parliament index confirms narrower 2022 electronic-transactions and cybercrime laws, and the located Law No. 6 of 2022 on Electronic Transactions provides the clearest statutory anchor for this bounded profile. The rights and routes located in the research are sector-scoped. They concern electronic transactions, banking materials, and a Ministry of Economy service, rather than a confirmed, comprehensive personal-data rights framework. The supplied pass did not locate an authenticated general personal-data statute or a national personal-data supervisory complaint route. This entry therefore describes the 2022 electronic-transactions instrument and the related sectoral routes without presenting them as a general data-broker or comprehensive privacy complaint process. It is a bounded evidence profile, not a full claim-by-claim legal review.
At a glance
- Full name
- Law No. 6 of 2022 on Electronic Transactions
- Short code
- Libya Law No. 6 of 2022
- Jurisdiction
- Libya
- Enacted
- 2022
- Last major update
- Official Parliament materials also list 2022 electronic-transactions and cybercrime laws; a comprehensive personal-data law remained a drafting or proposed project in the supplied pass
- Regulator
- No dedicated national personal-data supervisory authority located
- Private right of action
- Limited
- Statutory citation
- Law No. 6 of 2022 on Electronic Transactions
Scope, who Libya Law No. 6 of 2022 covers
Protected data
Data subject rights
Sector-scoped rights referenced in the located electronic-transactions materials, with their complete statutory wording not authenticated in this profile
Rights or routes available through the located banking and Ministry of Economy materials, limited to those sectoral contexts
Notable features
The comprehensive personal-data project is described as drafting or proposed, while the official Parliament index confirms narrower 2022 electronic-transactions and cybercrime laws. This entry uses Law No. 6 of 2022 as its statutory anchor and does not turn sectoral material into a confirmed general privacy law.
Enforcement & penalties
Regulator: No dedicated national personal-data supervisory authority located
Penalties: The supplied research summary did not provide a consolidated privacy penalty schedule or amount, so no penalty figure is stated here.
Private right of action: The supplied materials identify sectoral rights and routes but do not establish a separate private damages action for comprehensive personal-data claims or a national privacy complaint route.
Relevance to data brokers
No Libya-specific data-broker, people-search, or public-record removal route was located. The electronic-transactions, banking, and Ministry of Economy routes should not be presented as a confirmed broker-specific opt-out process.
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FAQ
Does Libya have an authenticated comprehensive personal-data law in this profile?+
No. The supplied materials describe a comprehensive project as drafting or proposed and did not locate an authenticated general statute.
What privacy-related routes were located for Libya?+
The located routes are scoped to electronic transactions, banking, and a Ministry of Economy service. Their existence does not establish a general personal-data or broker-removal process.
Is there a national personal-data supervisory complaint route?+
No national personal-data supervisory complaint route was located in the supplied research pass.
Official sources & citations
Other international privacy regimes
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