Saudi Arabia: Penalties for Violating Security Surveillance Cameras Law Clarified

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Saudi Arabia: Penalties for Violating Security Surveillance Cameras Law Clarified

Saudi Gazette, 22 January 2024: Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry has clarified the penalties which will be imposed on those who violate the Security Surveillance Cameras Law.

Offenders will be fined 20,000 Riyals if they transmit or publish recordings in violation of the Law or damage or sabotage security surveillance camera system devices or recordings.

They will be fined 10,000 Riyals if they install security surveillance cameras in places where their installation is banned.

They will be fined 5,000 Riyals if they fail to keep recordings according to the period stipulated in the terms and conditions documents.

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