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Niger · Reviewed October 2026

What Is Law No. 2022-59 of 16 December 2022 on the Protection of Personal Data?

Niger's current official HAPDP inventory identifies Law No. 2022-59 of 16 December 2022 as consolidated with modifying texts from 2023 and 2024. The HAPDP materials provide the located official basis for this bounded profile. HAPDP guidance supports access, rectification or suppression, erasure, legitimate objection, and free opposition to direct marketing. It also provides an online complaint route. The supplied research did not locate an individual-rights response service level or separate commencement and publication detail. This entry therefore describes the rights and complaint route supported by the HAPDP materials without adding an unverified response deadline or treating unresolved publication detail as confirmed.

Rahul Kandoriya
Written byRahul Kandoriya·Founder, OfflistMe·Last updated October 9, 2026

At a glance

Full name
Law No. 2022-59 of 16 December 2022 on the Protection of Personal Data
Short code
Niger Law No. 2022-59
Jurisdiction
Niger
Enacted
2022
Last major update
HAPDP identifies the law as consolidated with 2023 and 2024 modifying texts; separate commencement and publication detail was not located
Regulator
Haute Autorité de Protection des Données à caractère Personnel (HAPDP)
Private right of action
Limited

Scope, who Niger Law No. 2022-59 covers

The located law and HAPDP guidance provide Niger's personal-data protection framework. The supplied summary did not provide a fuller territorial, sectoral, or exemption description for this bounded profile.

Protected data

Personal data addressed by Law No. 2022-59 and the HAPDP guidance. The supplied summary did not provide a fuller definition or category list.

Data subject rights

Right of access

Right to rectification or suppression

Right to erasure

Right to object on legitimate grounds

Right to oppose direct marketing free of charge

Right to submit an online complaint to HAPDP

Notable features

HAPDP's current official inventory identifies the 2022 law together with 2023 and 2024 modifying texts. The supplied pass did not locate an individual-rights response SLA or separate commencement/publication detail, so neither is stated as confirmed here.

Enforcement & penalties

Regulator: Haute Autorité de Protection des Données à caractère Personnel (HAPDP)

Penalties: The supplied research did not locate a consolidated penalty schedule; no penalty amount or timeline is stated here.

Private right of action: The supplied pass located an HAPDP online complaint route but did not establish a separate private damages action or other standalone private right of action.

Relevance to data brokers

No Niger-specific data-broker, people-search, public-record suppression, or broker-removal route was located. The general HAPDP complaint route is not presented as a confirmed broker-specific process.

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FAQ

What is Niger Law No. 2022-59?+

It is the personal-data protection law identified in HAPDP's current official inventory, consolidated there with modifying texts from 2023 and 2024.

What rights were located for Niger?+

HAPDP materials support access, rectification or suppression, erasure, legitimate objection, and free opposition to direct marketing.

Does Niger have a confirmed rights-response deadline in this profile?+

No individual-rights response SLA was located in the supplied research. HAPDP does provide an online complaint route.

Official sources & citations

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