For violations of personal-data rights connected to Montenegro. The current law covers processing in Montenegro and certain foreign controllers using processing equipment there, not mere transit. Citizenship alone does not determine protection. Ask AZLP to check jurisdiction over a foreign platform; this is not a general account appeal.
AZLP can investigate and require correction of unlawful processing, prohibit processing or order deletion under Article 71. Article 47 also allows a written request for a temporary processing ban pending a decision where a violation is established or made plausible. Acceptance, compensation and account recovery are not guaranteed; a moderation disagreement alone is not a data-rights violation.
What to do
For access, correction or deletion, send the controller a written request and retain proof and its reply. Articles 43–44 set 15-day controller duties; Article 44 allows referral after refusal or failure to act. Article 47 separately permits a rights-protection request for an alleged violation, so do not assume a universal exhaustion requirement.
Use “Zahtjev za zaštitu prava” under personal-data forms. It requests name, address, phone, the entity responsible, a description, supporting documents, date and signature. Add relevant dates, screenshots and controller correspondence; explain the data right and remedy sought. Redact irrelevant third-party data. Never send passwords or complaint documents to ClearRules.
Download and complete the signed rights-protection form addressed to AZLP, Bulevar Revolucije 11, Podgorica. Confirm delivery arrangements with AZLP’s published contact before sending. Email acceptance, an online complaint portal and receipt were not verified. The controller-registration and freedom-of-information services are not this complaint route.
Checked 7 November 2026 against official forms and laws. Law 133/26 is published, but Article 106 delays application until six months after entry into force; it does not yet replace this procedure. Article 98 preserves the old rules for pending cases. Recheck before filing after the transition. No filing or receipt was tested; ClearRules collects no complaint documents.
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