Protective law

The term “Protective law” refers to a type of law established to protect the rights and safety of individuals and organizations in society. Protective laws often include provisions for privacy protection, child protection, consumer protection, environmental protection, animal protection, health and safety at work, and many other areas. The purpose of protective law is to ensure that individuals and organizations are protected from the unlawful or harmful acts of others. It also ensures that individuals and organizations have the right to seek compensation if they are harmed or suffer losses due to the actions of others. Protective laws are often established by governments or authorized organizations and are applied in a specific area. Compliance with protective laws is essential to ensure the safety and protection of the rights of everyone in society.