Serbia's draft Personal Data Protection Law: What changes are on the table
Serbia is drafting revisions to its Personal Data Protection Law, with several changes under consideration. The specifics of what is being proposed are being examined by privacy professionals tracking the legislation.
Why this matters: Serbia's data protection rules matter beyond its borders. The country is an EU membership candidate, so how it aligns its privacy law with European standards affects people whose data moves between Serbia and EU countries. If the draft weakens protections or leaves enforcement thin, that gap becomes a problem for anyone on the other side of that data transfer. What gets written into law now shapes what rights people can actually use later.
Who should care: General readers · Privacy officers · Policy
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