Article 152.2: Protection of a citizen ' s privacy

1. Unless expressly provided by law, any information about his or her private life, in particular information about him or her, may not be collected, stored, distributed or used without the consent of the citizen. of his place of residence or residence, of his personal and family life, not in violation of the rules set forth in paragraph 1 of this paragraph, of the collection, storage, distribution and use of Information on the private life of a citizen in the public, public or other public interest and in cases where information on the private life of a citizen has previously become publicly available or 2. The parties to the obligation are not entitled to disclose information they have learned about the private life of the citizen upon the occurrence and/or performance of the obligation. 3. Misdistribution received by an unlawful dissemination of information on the parties. In violation of the law, information on a citizen ' s private life is considered, inter alia, to be used in the creation of works of science, literature and art if such use violates the interest 4. In cases where information about a citizen ' s private life obtained in violation of the law is contained in documents, video recordings or other material means, the citizen is entitled to be informed of his or her private life. to bring before a court a request for the removal of relevant information, as well as for the suppression or prohibition of its further dissemination by seizure and destruction, without any compensation, and Civilized copies of material media containing relevant information if, without destroying such copies of material media, soo disposal 5. The right to claim the protection of a citizen ' s privacy in the manner provided for in article 150, paragraph 2, of the present Code and in the event of his or her death is not possible. Children, parents and surviving spouse of such a citizen.