Section 3
Privacy Of Body And Personal Life Of Person
(1) The privacy of the matters relating to physical and mental condition of every person shall be inviolable.
(2) The matters of privacy of the body of any person shall be inviolable without the consent of the person concerned, except in cases of conducting his or her health examination, health treatment or emergency relief work.
(3) Every person shall have the right to maintain the privacy of the matters such as biological or biometric identity, gender identity, sexuality, sexual relation, conception or abortion, virginity, potency, impotency or physical illness related to his or her personal life.
(4) No person shall publish, or cause to be published, any matters referred to in sub-section (3) which are related to any person so as to affect, inflict or insult in the personal life of such a person, by writing, speaking, publishing or using electronic means or any other manner.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Section, the privacy of physical or mental condition or private life of a person may be disclosed on the following condition:
(a) If it is a matter involving the consent of the person concerned,
(b) If it is the matter already made public by the person concerned with his or her own will,
(c) If it is the matter investigated in the course of any offence, by the investigating or prosecuting official,
(d) If the matter related to sub-section (3) or physical condition or private life of a person has to be disclosed for obtaining any facility or concession, and he or she obtains or desires to obtain such facility or concession.
(2) The matters of privacy of the body of any person shall be inviolable without the consent of the person concerned, except in cases of conducting his or her health examination, health treatment or emergency relief work.
(3) Every person shall have the right to maintain the privacy of the matters such as biological or biometric identity, gender identity, sexuality, sexual relation, conception or abortion, virginity, potency, impotency or physical illness related to his or her personal life.
(4) No person shall publish, or cause to be published, any matters referred to in sub-section (3) which are related to any person so as to affect, inflict or insult in the personal life of such a person, by writing, speaking, publishing or using electronic means or any other manner.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Section, the privacy of physical or mental condition or private life of a person may be disclosed on the following condition:
(a) If it is a matter involving the consent of the person concerned,
(b) If it is the matter already made public by the person concerned with his or her own will,
(c) If it is the matter investigated in the course of any offence, by the investigating or prosecuting official,
(d) If the matter related to sub-section (3) or physical condition or private life of a person has to be disclosed for obtaining any facility or concession, and he or she obtains or desires to obtain such facility or concession.