All prescribed obligations pursuant to this Law shall be regarded as consumer rights, including: 1.Providing suitable and safe environment when purchasing a commodity or receiving a service. 2.Obtaining true information on the commodities purchased, used or consumed or the service received. 3.Educating and raising consumers' awareness of their rights and obligations. 4.Consumers exercising the right to choose the most suitable product and service available in the market according to their desire. 5.Protecting consumers' privacy and data security and not using these for the purposes of promotion and marketing. 6.Protecting consumers' religious values, customs and traditions when providing them with any commodity or when they receive any service. 7.Fair and quick settlement for consumers' disputes. 8.Obtaining fair compensation for the damages caused to them or their property as a result of purchasing or using the commodity or receiving the service. 9.All other rights prescribed by the existing legislation in the State. It shall be permitted to add other rights upon a resolution from the Cabinet.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.