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Mozambique requires all-party consent to record conversations under the Penal Code (Lei 24/2019). New Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Acts passed April 2026. Learn the rules, penalties, and press freedom risks.
Peru is a one-party consent country for recordings. Learn the rules under Codigo Penal Art. 154-A, 161, 162, Ley 29733, and Ley 32314 AI deepfake amendments. Penalties reach 15 years for illegal interception.
South Korea is a one-party consent jurisdiction under the PCSA. Learn the rules, Supreme Court precedents, 2024 deepfake amendments, and PIPA compliance requirements.
Qatar enforces all-party consent for all recordings. Penal Code Art. 333, Cybercrime Law Art. 8(bis), PDPL Law 13/2016, QFC regime, and 2025 penalties explained.
Jordan requires all-party consent for recording. Cybercrime Law 17/2023 Article 7, Penal Code 384, PDPL 24/2023 -- penalties, press freedom impact, and compliance rules.
Bahrain requires all-party consent for recording under Cybercrime Law 60/2014 and the Penal Code. Learn penalties up to BHD 100,000, PDPL rules, and compliance steps.
Turkey is an all-party consent country. TCK Articles 132-136 impose up to 5 years prison for secret recordings. Learn penalties, the Yargıtay self-defense exception, KVKK fines, and 2025 cross-border transfer rules.
Learn how Israel's Secret Monitoring Law and Protection of Privacy Law interact on recording consent, what Amendment 13 changed, and penalties up to 5 years.
Chile uses one-party consent by Supreme Court rule. Art. 161-A targets third-party intruders, not participants. Penalties up to 5 years. Ley 21.719 effective Dec 2026.
Ghana requires mutual consent to record calls and conversations under the 1992 Constitution. Learn about the Cubagee ruling, penalties up to 10 years, and exceptions.
Saudi Arabia requires all-party consent to record under the Anti-Cybercrime Law (Art. 3): up to 1 year prison and SAR 500,000 fine. PDPL fully enforced since Sept 2024. Updated May 2026.
Vietnam is a one-party consent country: participants may record their own calls. Third-party interception violates Penal Code Art. 159. PDPL 2026 and AI Law 2026 apply.