Uganda Data Protection and Privacy Act (2019)
Principles, minimality, quality, retention and prohibited conduct – Uganda Data Protection and Privacy Act (2019)

Uganda Data Protection and Privacy Act (2019) s35-37: Prohibited conduct: unlawful disclosure, tampering and sale

What does s35-37 require?

No one unlawfully obtains, discloses or procures disclosure of personal data held by a collector, controller or processor, unlawfully destroys, deletes, conceals or alters personal data, or sells or offers personal data for sale; offences carry fines around 240 to 245 currency points (one point is UGX 20,000) or up to ten years' imprisonment, with liability for consenting officers and a fine up to two percent of a corporation's annual gross turnover.

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