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Data Protection Code of the Principality of Kaharagia

The Data Protection Code implements the mandate of Article 46(5) of the Fundamental Laws, which requires the State to protect its digital systems and the personal data of persons whose information it holds. As a digital-first sovereignty exercising personal jurisdiction, Kaharagia conducts all state interactions electronically; this Code provides the coherent privacy framework that underpins those interactions.

  • Title I — General Provisions establishes the scope, definitions, and fundamental principles governing the processing of personal data.
  • Title II — Rights of Data Subjects sets out the rights of individuals with respect to their personal data, including consent, access, rectification, erasure, and portability.
  • Title III — Obligations of Controllers and Processors prescribes the duties of those who determine or carry out the processing of personal data, including security, breach notification, impact assessment, and international transfers.
  • Title IV — Supervision, Remedies, and Final Provisions establishes the supervisory authority, provides remedies and sanctions, and addresses the relationship with host-jurisdiction law.

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