China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)
Chapter IV: Individuals' rights and the processor's duties to honour them (Articles 44 to 50) – China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)

China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) 48-50: Art. 48-50 Explain the processing rules on request, honour close relatives' rights over the deceased, run a request mechanism and give reasons for refusals

What does 48-50 require?

Individuals may request the processor to explain its processing rules; the close relatives of a deceased natural person may, for their own lawful and legitimate interests, exercise the consultation, copying, rectification and deletion rights over the deceased's information unless the deceased arranged otherwise; the processor must establish a convenient mechanism for receiving and handling requests to exercise rights and give reasons for any refusal, the individual being able to sue in the people's court on refusal.

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