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Benin: AI content labelling rules

The rules on labelling AI-generated content in Benin, what each asks of a file, and what one Kennmarq.com call adds.

In short

  • Images: No general rule found
  • Video: No general rule found
  • Audio: No general rule found
  • Text: No general rule found
  • 3D: No general rule found
  • Rules: 1 for some sectors only.
  • In the API: markets=bj
Updated 4 November 2026; sources checked 4 November 2026. Sources are government sites. This page explains what Kennmarq.com does; it isn't legal advice.

Publishing online a montage of a person's words or image without consent is an offence unless obvious or expressly said to be one (Digital Code art. 576).

Rules for specific sectors

News and broadcast media

In the API

Send markets=bj on each call to POST /v1/mark: a call that lacks what Benin's rules need is refused before anything is counted, and each mark gets a receipt of what it carries for each law.

What a mark for Benin carries, by kind of file
FileMade with AIA deep fake (deepfake=true)
PictureWatermark and Content CredentialsWatermark and Content Credentials
ClipWatermark and Content CredentialsWatermark and Content Credentials
SongWatermark and Content CredentialsRefused for now: a song can't carry a visible label, and spoken notices for deep fakes aren't available yet: leave "deepfake" off for songs.
Mark a picture for Benin
curl https://api.kennmarq.com/v1/mark \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KENNMARQ_API_KEY" \
  -F file=@image.png \
  -F source=created \
  -F markets=bj \
  -o image.marked.png

An AI coding agent gets the same answer from the MCP tool get_requirements (MCP server).

Benin on the map, and every country's rules side by side.