Duty LXD-0292
Trains models, in Belarus
Each law's tag says when it binds: since in force proposed proposed
Criminal Code, Crimes Against Computer Securitysince 4 lines
Criminal Code No. 275-Z of , arts. 349, 350, 352, 354 and 355 (as amended to 2023) · Read the law's page
- Do not access a computer system or the information it holds by defeating or circumventing a protection or security measure, whether for gain or where doing so negligently causes substantial harm.
- Do not copy, intercept, or otherwise unlawfully acquire computer information causing substantial harm, even without defeating a protection measure.
- Do not develop, use, distribute, or sell a program or device known to be intended for defeating a protection system or for unauthorized access to, or destruction, blocking, or modification of, computer information.
- Reading a public, unauthenticated page without defeating any access control or security measure has not itself been shown to violate these articles.
Law on Copyright and Related Rights, Database Right and Software Exceptionssince 3 lines
Law No. 262-Z of , arts. 14 and 39, on Copyright and Related Rights (as amended) · Read the law's page
- Do not copy, reproduce, or otherwise use a protected database's compilation structure, or another copyrighted work it contains, beyond archival copying or another free-use ground this Law recognizes, without the rightsholder's authorization.
- This Law has no text-and-data-mining exception or opt-out mechanism, so a training use resting on none of the Law's free-use grounds needs the rightsholder's authorization.
- Expect a rightsholder to be able to elect statutory compensation of one to fifty thousand base units per infringement instead of proving actual loss.
National AI Bill (planned — Belarus, 2026 legislative agenda)proposed0 lines
Belarus AI Bill — drafting underway since early 2025/2026; no bill number or published draft text as of August 2026
CIS Model Law on Artificial Intelligence Technologies (CIS Interparliamentary Assembly)proposed0 lines
CIS Interparliamentary Assembly, Model Law 'On Artificial Intelligence Technologies', adopted — recommended for national legislative use by all CIS member states including Belarus
Law No. 455-Z, Information System Operator's Duty to Protect Information (Article 40)in force5 lines
Law of the Republic of Belarus No. 455-Z of On Information, Informatization and Protection of Information (as amended by Law No. 209-Z of ), art. 40 · Read the law's page
- This binds you if you operate an information system or provide information services through one, reaching Belarus or established there, whatever your sector or size: Law No. 455-Z defines an information system operator broadly and lists a private legal entity or an individual entrepreneur among the subjects of information relations it reaches.
- Ensure the integrity and safety of the information your system holds.
- Take measures to prevent disclosure, loss, distortion, destruction, or unauthorized modification of that information, and to prevent blocking of legitimate access to it.
- Where necessary, take measures to restore information that has been lost.
- This duty runs independently of Belarus's comprehensive personal-data statute, Law No. 99-Z, which carries its own security and breach-notice duties recorded separately under the privacy topic; article 40 reaches whatever information your system holds, not only personal data.