Your country and the right to be forgotten

[Olwe]

No such thing exists as that's considered a rather stupid and impractical "right" that the government shouldn't be bothered with. If you don't like what someone is posting about you, then challenge that person to a duel instead of being a complete pussy and forcing them to remove the information by getting the government involved.

This has always been Olwe's stance, as well. Although for purposes of actual cyberbullying the government does step in, and prosecutes the offenders rather harshly (it's not uncommon for teens who misuse the Holonet to be at least tortured, if not executed).

[Oceania Oriental]

Probably not

[Ifgegez]

The national government recognizes no such concept though private companies may assist with deletion of content permanently.

[Aikoland]

The right to be forgotten is codified in our constitution.

[South New Caledonia]

No, it would be a violation of freedom of speech and therefore it would simply be unconstitutional.

[Anollasia]

There are no laws about this, since we have never heard of such a right.

[Iltica]

Privacy laws are very strict here, and there is a deep distrust of large data collections like social media sites.
By law, you have the right to delete your own account from most any website if not the content submitted during it's existence. There's a few exceptions like accounts on government-run sites that have to retain it for legal reasons. (the DMV)
Search engines aren't really affected by this since they can't direct you to things that no longer exist, but sites that make it hard or impossible to close accounts may face legal action.

[Kirav]

While the right to be forgotten isn't universally recognised by law throughout the Federacy, there is a strong movement toward that goal.

Kiravians strongly value privacy and a sense of property over their own identity, making the right to be forgotten a popular political cause. As it stands now, some 22 states have adopted laws affirming an individual's right to have their data deleted from various digital systems after their death, at least to some extent. Candidates and political parties affiliated with the libertarian conservative Liberty Group, internet-friendly Direct Democratic Front, and consumer-protection advocate Conservative-Reformist cadres have often cited the right to be forgotten as among their political goals.

[Nordenkalt]

Those that want to perform the costly operation of removing their credentials from the internet must prove their privacy rights were violated. Violation of privacy however is very rare

[Dagnia]

There are no such laws in Dagnia. In some very rare cases involving ongoing investigations, search engines may be required to temporarily not list certain search results, but that's about it. If you don't want your information up or to be a target of cyberbullying, it is on you to not put your information up and not make yourself a target.

[Communist German States]

We do recognize the right to be forgotten. You can live your life anyway you want here as long as it conforms with state philosophy. That is for the greater common good of a Marxist state.

[Roosevelt and Truman]

Any person who has not violated the law in Roosevelt and Truman is entitled to the right to be forgotten, and can assume a new identity as recognized by the government.

[Cirona]

The concept of a 'right to be forgotten' does not exist in Ceronic legislation.

[Fatatatutti]

There is no such "right". if you have a secret, keep it. Don't blather it all over the Internet and then expect other people to "forget" it.

[Auroya]

Yeah, it's recognized.

[Miklargard]

The right to be forgotten exists to limited extents in the Free Lands of Miklargard, and for the most part it is recognized on a case-to-case basis.

[Protectoria]

Our community does not have such a right, although we have a right to be forgiven for those who make a mistake, own up to it and make amends.

[Tenaarine]

No, people have no right to be forgotten in Tenaarine or any of the individual colonies.

[Mr Demon]

Mr Demon says hell no! He can't be forgotten!

[Nordengrund]

It is perfectly legal here as we would like to forget our shameful past.

[Ingensterra]

Not recognized. We do have criminal record expungement however and it cannot be used against you after that. Other than that, public records are not the governments problem here.

[Holy Marsh]

The "right to be forgotten" is not recognized by the Grand Theocracy. All things are known and must be known

[Novus Niciae]

Nothing is ever forgotten. You can't hide from your past or try to erase history in any way.

We store data in a datanet spread out across the republic with copies of each piece of data stored in a myriad of locations that are actively and individually managed so that it would be near impossible to erase anything that is of interest to us.

[Gandoor]

The right to be forgotten has been codified in Gandoorese law since 2012.

[Parhe]

The Holy Parhic Empire does not recognize the right to be forgotten. The country has always prioritized the freedom of expression and freedom of information over the freedom of privacy.