Duty LXD-0439
Trains models, in Timor-Leste
Each law's tag says when it binds: since in force proposed proposed
Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Section 38(2) (Personal data deferred to statute)since 2 lines
Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (2002), Section 38(2) · Read the law's page
- Treat Timor-Leste as having no personal-data-protection statute: the Constitution defers the concept of personal data and the general conditions for processing it to a law that has never been enacted, so there is no defined scope, no registration duty, no supervisory authority and no procedure to comply with.
- Rely on Section 38's own two operative rules, the access right and the sensitive-category consent bar, rather than on a statutory definition of personal data, because none exists to scope a Timor-Leste deployment against.
Copyright and Related Rights Code, Reproduction Right and Counterfeitingin force2 lines
Law No. 14/2022 (Copyright and Related Rights Code), arts. 10(1)(l), 147 (Reproduction Right, Compilations, and Counterfeiting) · Read the law's page
- Do not reproduce, communicate to the public, or otherwise use a protected work, including a compilation or database that is itself an intellectual creation, without the author's authorisation, unless a free-use exception in article 129 applies.
- There is no text-and-data-mining or AI-training exception to rely on when training a model on scraped copyrighted text.
Cybersecurity legislative package (legislative-authorisation request submitted to Parliament; supersedes prior draft Cybercrime Law)proposed0 lines
Proposta de Lei seeking National Parliament authorisation to approve a cybersecurity/cybercrime decree-law package; approved by the Council of Ministers ; submitted to National Parliament by Prime Minister Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao; not enacted as of