Duty LXD-0080
Crawls the web, in the Gambia
Each law's tag says when it binds: since in force proposed proposed
Information and Communications Act, 2009, Computer Misuse and Cyber Crime partsince 5 lines
Information and Communications Act, 2009 (No. 2 of 2009), Chapter III, Part III (Computer Misuse and Cyber Crime, ss. 163-169) · Read the law's page
- Do not cause a computer system to perform any function to secure access to a program or data without the right or permission of the person who controls that system.
- Do not intercept, or cause to be intercepted, any function of or data within a computer system without the consent of both the sender and the intended recipient of the data, or a statutory power to do so.
- Do not modify data held in a computer system, or degrade, interrupt, or deny access to a computer system, without lawful authority or excuse.
- Do not manufacture, sell, import, distribute, or possess a device or data designed or adapted primarily to commit an offence under this Part.
- Do not disclose a password or access code to a computer system or data for a wrongful purpose.
Cybercrime Bill, 2023: Proposed Computer-Crime and Digital-Evidence Frameworkproposed3 lines
Cybercrime Bill, 2023 (The Gambia); tabled at National Assembly first and second readings March-April 2024; referred to standing committee; still pending committee review as of October 2025 civil-society reporting, no enactment found as of August 2026
- This measure is in committee and binds nobody yet; what follows is what it would require if it is enacted in this form.
- Do not access computer systems without authorization.
- Do not intercept communications or data without authorization.