What Is Law No. O‘RQ-547 on Personal Data?
Uzbekistan’s Law No. O‘RQ-547 on Personal Data is effective from 1 October 2019. The current LexUZ text carries revision markers through 25 July 2026 and identifies rights including access, withdrawal of consent, correction, suspension, exclusion from public sources, and court or authorized-body routes. The institutional references require care. The statute names the State Personalization Center under the Cabinet, while current government directories identify a Personalization Agency under the Ministry of Justice. This profile preserves that mapping rather than treating the two descriptions as conclusively identical. The supplied official materials did not locate a separate Uzbekistan-specific data-broker or people-search route, and no official English translation was located. This is a bounded evidence profile based on the supplied sources, not a complete claim-by-claim legal review.
At a glance
- Full name
- Law No. O‘RQ-547 on Personal Data
- Short code
- Law No. O‘RQ-547
- Jurisdiction
- Uzbekistan
- Enacted
- 2019
- Last major update
- Effective 1 October 2019, with current LexUZ revision markers through 25 July 2026
- Regulator
- Personalization Agency under the Ministry of Justice (current government directories); the statute names the State Personalization Center under the Cabinet
- Private right of action
- Limited
- Statutory citation
- Law No. O‘RQ-547 on Personal Data
Scope, who Law No. O‘RQ-547 covers
Protected data
Data subject rights
Right of access
Right to withdraw consent
Right to correction
Right to request suspension
Right to exclusion from public sources
Court or authorized-body routes, as identified in the supplied research
Notable features
The law is effective from 1 October 2019, and the current LexUZ text carries revision markers through 25 July 2026. The statute’s State Personalization Center reference and current government directories’ Personalization Agency reference are kept explicit because the supplied research did not resolve their institutional mapping. The official materials did not include an English translation.
Enforcement & penalties
Penalties: The supplied summary and sources did not provide a consolidated penalty schedule; no penalty amount or timeline is stated here.
Private right of action: The supplied research identifies court or authorized-body routes but does not establish a separate private damages action or broader standalone private right of action. This is an evidence limitation, not a definitive statement about every possible remedy.
Relevance to data brokers
No Uzbekistan-specific data-broker, people-search, public-record suppression, or broker-removal route was located. The general rights and court or authorized-body routes should not be presented as a guaranteed broker-specific deletion process.
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FAQ
When did Uzbekistan’s Law No. O‘RQ-547 on Personal Data take effect?+
The supplied LexUZ text identifies 1 October 2019 as the effective date, and its current revision markers run through 25 July 2026.
What rights were located under Uzbekistan’s personal-data law?+
The supplied research located access, consent withdrawal, correction, suspension, exclusion from public sources, and court or authorized-body routes.
Is there an Uzbekistan-specific data-broker removal route?+
No Uzbekistan-specific data-broker, people-search, public-record, or broker-removal route was located in the supplied research. No official English translation was located either.
Official sources & citations
- LexUZ: Law No. O‘RQ-547 on Personal Data
- LexUZ: current revision record for the personal-data law
- President of Uzbekistan: State Personalization Center material
- Government of Uzbekistan: Personalization Agency directory
- Government of Uzbekistan: Personalization Agency contacts
- Ministry of Justice: Personalization Agency news
- my.gov.uz: personal-data public service
Other international privacy regimes
Law No. O‘RQ-547 sits in a global ecosystem of data-protection laws. Start with these comparative frameworks, or visit the privacy research hub for the complete jurisdiction index: