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INTERNET LAW - Personal Data Protection Act 2000 of the Czech Republic

Staff Attorneys, IBLS Editorial Board

The Czech Personal Data Protection Act 2000 (the “Act”) is designed to protect personal data that is processed by state authorities, territorial self-administration bodies, and other public authorities, including natural and legal persons. As such, the Act imposes a number of obligations upon persons who collect and manage personal data and bestows rights upon the owners of personal data.

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