27.3. Unless otherwise provided by Law, video recording devices may be installed for following purposes: 27.3.1. Protect the safety of residents at the entrances and exits of public housing and common areas and ensure the safety of shared properties. 27.3.2. Protect people and ensure information security in the workplace and ensure the safety of the properties of organizations. 27.3.3. Collect, process, use and analyze traffic information. 27.4. Unless otherwise provided by law, the following activities shall be prohibited for the installation of video recording equipment and use of video recordings under Paragraph 27.3 of this Law, including: 27.4.1. Install video recording equipment in locations where the right to personal liberty and immunity will be clearly violated such as toilets, dressing rooms, special purpose service rooms of commercial areas, karaoke rooms, hotel rooms, and inpatient rooms for the provision of healthcare services. 27.4.2.Install video recording equipment covering the entrances and exits of households residing in public apartments. 27.4.3.Distribute video recordings of public entrances and exits of public housing and common areas to the mass media. 27.4.4. Show and copy the video recordings, if the video recording contains information of a person other than the data subject. 27.5. Installation of audio and audio-video recording devices is prohibited in the places specified in Sub-paragraphs 27.3.1, 27.4.1 and 27.4.2 of this Law. 27.6. The warnings of audio, video and audio-video recording devices shall be placed in visible areas for the citizens. 27.7. The state central administrative body in charge of digital development and communication shall determine the information which will be specified in the requirements and warnings for the installation of audio, video and audio-video recording devices based on the proposal of the National Human Rights Commission. 27.8. The National Human Rights Commission may conduct inspections in cooperation with law enforcement agencies in order to monitor the activities specified in Paragraphs 27.3 and 27.4 of this Law and the lawful use of audio, video, and audio-visual recording systems under other laws. 27.9. Under the procedures set forth in the law, the data controller may review, show, and listen to the data contained in the audio, video, and audio-video recording system, and copy the stored recordings for the authorized organization or official. 27.10. The audio, video and audio-video recording system shall have technical and operational conditions in place to prevent authorized access to data. CHAPTER EIGHT MISCELLANEOUS Article 28. Resolving Complaints of Data Subjects 28.1. The data subject shall file a complaint related to the data collection, processing and use by the state organization for resolution under the General Administrative Law and other applicable laws. 28.2. Except the complaint specified in Paragraph 28.1 of this Law, the complaints related to the data controller's data collection, processing and use shall be submitted to and resolved by the competent authority or the National Human Rights Commission.