Makes housing decisions, in State of Palestine

Palestinian Basic Law (Amended) 2003, Arts. 17 and 32 · Read the law's page

• Palestine has no comprehensive personal-data-protection statute; these articles do not themselves create data-processing duties like lawful basis, consent, or breach notification. An app operating in Palestinian territory whose activity, including collecting or using a person's voiceprint, faceprint, or other private information, violates a person's personal freedom or the sanctity of their private life may face criminal prosecution under Article 32 of the Basic Law, which also provides that civil cases arising from such violations are not subject to a statute of limitations and that the National Authority shall guarantee a fair remedy; it states no cause of action of its own for routine data processing. Entering or searching a home to obtain data without a valid judicial order is separately barred by Article 17.