Laos Law on Prevention and Combating Cybercrime (2015)
Part V: Prohibitions on persons, organisations and service providers – Laos Law on Prevention and Combating Cybercrime (2015)

Laos Law on Prevention and Combating Cybercrime (2015) Art.39-content: Article 39(2) and (4) with Articles 13 and 14 Online content prohibitions

What does Art.39-content require?

Persons, legal entities and organisations must not cause damage via online social media, that is post or disseminate through computer systems content that slanders, blasphemes or uses impolite words; violent, false, misleading or deceptive information; content destroying national security, peace, social order, national culture or fine tradition; content convening, persuading or encouraging people to resist the government or divide national solidarity; or advertising of drugs, weapons of war, chemical weapons, human trafficking, prostitution and other illegal products, nor disseminate edited media under Article 11 or pornography (content clearly showing sexual organs or sexual activity, sold, bought, distributed, transferred, introduced or disseminated, Article 14). They must not propagate against the political regime so as to cause social turbulence (Article 39(2)) or collude with anyone to disseminate pornography through online social media (Article 39(4)). Foreign service providers may be approached by the Lao authorities about Article 13 content (Article 34(3)).

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