Reuses other publishers' content, in Kuwait

Data Classification Policy, version 2.3 (Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority, listed 16 June 2022) · Read the law's page

• Classify all digital data you process, store, modify, or transfer into at least four sensitivity tiers (Public Data, Private Insensitive Data, Private Sensitive Data, Highly Sensitive Data) and label it accordingly.
• Encrypt Tier 3 (Private Sensitive) and Tier 4 (Highly Sensitive) data whenever you transmit it between physical locations.
• Maintain a unified data catalog with metadata describing your classified data, and review the classification periodically.
• Transfer or remove Tier 3 and Tier 4 data from a data center's or server's storage before decommissioning that equipment.
• Form a data classification team including your information security and information technology leads, and direct employees to report immediately any breach of this classification scheme, recording it with the corrective action taken.
• This binds a data owner in Kuwait, meaning an individual, government entity, or private company that owns data and has authority to process, amend, copy, or store it; entities of a security or military nature are excluded from this four-tier classification scheme and may classify their own data as they see fit.

Law No. 75 of 2019 on Copyright and Related Rights, art. 31 (quotation, press-article, and press/broadcast current-interest excerpt exceptions) · Read the law's page

• You may quote passages from a published work without the author's permission or compensation where the quotation is consistent with fair practice, non-substantial and no longer than the purpose justifies; cite the source and the author's name. This reaches press summaries from newspapers and periodicals (Article 31, second).
• You may transfer or copy newspaper and periodical articles on current topics, or broadcast works of a similar character, without the author's permission, provided you clearly cite the source and the author's name if known (Article 31, seventh).
• As a newspaper, periodical or broadcaster, you may publish excerpts from an author's lawfully public works and his published articles on matters occupying public opinion at a given time, without permission or compensation, if you cite the source, unless the author prohibited this at publication (Article 31, twentieth).