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Morocco requires all-party consent to record conversations. Learn about Penal Code penalties, Law 09-08, CNDP enforcement, and workplace rules.
Malaysia requires all-party consent for recording calls and private conversations under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 Section 234. Fines up to RM50,000.
Ukraine requires all-party consent to record private conversations. Criminal Code Art. 163 penalties reach 7 years. Learn the rules for phone, video, and workplace recording.
Venezuela allows recording your own conversations under one-party consent doctrine. Learn about the Ley de Privacidad, penalties of 3-5 years, and rule of law concerns.
Croatia requires all-party consent to record private conversations under Criminal Code Article 143. Learn about penalties, GDPR rules, and workplace recording laws.
Learn Japan recording laws covering one-party consent rules, wiretapping penalties, workplace recording rights, and APPI data protection requirements.
Mexico follows one-party consent for recording: participants may record their own calls and conversations. Third-party interception requires a federal judicial order. Penalties reach 12 years in prison.
Vietnam recording laws require all-party consent. Penal Code Art. 159 penalties include fines and prison. 2025 PDPL adds new business compliance rules.
Tunisia requires all-party consent for recording. Learn about Constitution Art. 30, Law 2004-63, the 2015 counter-terrorism surveillance powers, Decree-Law 2022-54, and penalties.
Rwanda prohibits all unauthorized interception of communications. Learn about Law 60/2013, Law 58/2021 data protection rules, NCSA oversight, penalties of 1-2 years imprisonment, and business compliance requirements.
Paraguay requires all-party consent for recording private conversations. Learn about Codigo Penal Art. 144 penalties, constitutional protections, and business compliance rules.
Hong Kong has no law banning private recording of conversations. Learn how the ICSO, PDPO, and Basic Law shape recording rights, workplace rules, and penalties.