Legal data across Asia-Pacific, sourced and structured for AI.
Access legislation, regulations, case law, regulatory guidance, and public-authority materials from covered sources across Asia-Pacific. Lawstronaut brings national and selected subnational collections into one consistent schema through API and MCP, with source links, language metadata, and retrieval information for verification.
17
Asia-Pacific jurisdictions
1,970,622
Asia-Pacific records
91
Source portals
API & MCP
Access
Coverage checked through Lawstronaut MCP on 14 September 2026. Counts include only jurisdictions with returned records. Source portals include official publishers and other authoritative repositories; separate language feeds count separately. Records are corpus entries, not a count of unique laws or judgments. Update frequency varies by source.
What does Lawstronaut’s Asia-Pacific coverage include?
Current live coverage includes Australia, China, Fiji, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, and Nagaland are separately indexed for their covered Indian High Court source feeds.
The verified snapshot contains 17 jurisdictions: 14 country-level entries and three subnational entries, with 1,970,622 records across 91 source portals. Available topics, document types, and historical depth vary by source.
Browse Asia-Pacific coverage
Search jurisdictions with live records by name or ISO code. Explore country-level collections and separately indexed Indian state collections, then open a detailed jurisdiction page where one is available.
National, subnational, and multilingual sources. One consistent structure.
Asia-Pacific research brings together national legislation, regulator publications, court materials, and selected subnational collections. Sources differ in language, identifiers, document structure, publication practices, and historical depth.
Lawstronaut retains jurisdiction and source metadata so your application can retrieve materials from several systems while preserving the authority and language context of each record.
National legal sources
Legislation portals, gazettes, ministries, and public-authority publications represented under their country-level jurisdiction entries.
Subnational collections
Separately indexed High Court source feeds for Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, and Nagaland, alongside India’s country-level sources.
Multilingual materials
Source feeds in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese, with availability determined by the publishing portal.
Cross-border research
Combine available materials from selected Asian and Pacific jurisdictions in one workflow, retaining jurisdiction, source links, language, and dates.
Asia-Pacific legal data, traced back to its sources
Lawstronaut collects materials from official legislation portals, gazettes, courts, regulators, ministries, and other authoritative repositories. Each record retains its supplying portal and source links so users and AI agents can verify where it came from.
- Australia’s Federal Register of Legislation and Australian Taxation Office
- New Zealand Legislation, Laws of Fiji, and the Parliament of Fiji
- China’s National People’s Congress and covered national authorities
- Hong Kong e-Legislation, with Chinese and English feeds
- India Code, Supreme Court of India, and covered Indian High Court feeds via eCourts
- Japan’s e-Gov legislation portal, Courts in Japan, and covered ministries and regulators
- Korea’s law.go.kr and Korean Law Translation Center portals
- Indonesia’s finance and communications legal-information portals and Bank Indonesia
- Singapore Statutes Online, Singapore Gazette, Parliament, Judiciary, and Monetary Authority
- Philippine Official Gazette, Supreme Court E-Library, and The Lawphil Project
- Covered Taiwanese economic affairs, labour, occupational-safety, and tax-law portals
- Thailand’s Anti-Money Laundering Office and the Thai Urban Designers Association portal
- Vietnam’s electronic official gazette
Asia-Pacific legal source types covered
Build research, regulatory intelligence, compliance, and AI workflows around the materials available from each covered source.
Legislation & Regulations
Acts, regulations, codes, gazette publications, and related legislative materials from the covered national sources.
Legislative & Policy Context
Parliamentary publications, explanatory documents, policy materials, and legislative context where available from the covered portals.
Regulatory Guidance & Enforcement
Guidance, circulars, notices, decisions, and enforcement-related publications from covered regulators, ministries, and public authorities.
Case Law
Court materials from covered sources including India’s Supreme Court, selected Indian High Court feeds, Courts in Japan, Singapore Judiciary, and the Philippine Supreme Court E-Library and Lawphil. Document types and historical depth vary by source.
One Asia-Pacific legal data layer. Four ways to use it.
Lawstronaut API
Retrieve records by jurisdiction and source portal using a consistent API. Access structured metadata, source links, and available full text, Markdown, source files, and version information.
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Connect compatible AI agents to covered Asia-Pacific sources. Retrieve source material during a conversation or workflow with jurisdiction, language, and provenance metadata.
Cross-jurisdictional research
Query several covered Asian and Pacific jurisdictions and combine results in one research workflow while retaining the source and legal context of each record.
Horizon scanning
Monitor available publications and record updates across selected jurisdictions and source portals. Use publication dates, last-updated timestamps, and version information where supplied to investigate changes.
EXAMPLE RESEARCH WORKFLOW
Which sources can help compare personal-data rules in Australia, Japan, Singapore, and the Philippines?
An AI agent can retrieve available legislation under AU, JP, SG, and PH, then consult relevant covered regulator sources, including Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission and the Philippines’ National Privacy Commission. Results can be grouped by jurisdiction and source for review. The researcher can identify any additional sources needed for the specific question.
Illustrative workflow · AU, JP, SG, PH · Coverage varies by source
A consistent foundation for Asia-Pacific legal research
Asia-Pacific legal information is distributed across national institutions, courts, regulators, and legal-information repositories. Different scripts, languages, identifiers, and publication formats make research across several jurisdictions more demanding.
Lawstronaut provides a shared structure for metadata, source links, available text, timestamps, and version information. Your software or AI agent can work across covered sources through one integration while preserving their individual context.
Built for teams working across Asia-Pacific jurisdictions
Legaltech companies
Add available Asia-Pacific collections to legal search, regulatory-intelligence, compliance, and AI research products.
AI builders
Ground AI workflows in retrieved Asia-Pacific source material, with jurisdiction, language, and provenance available for verification.
Compliance and GRC teams
Monitor covered authorities and publications relevant to the markets where your business operates.
Internal legal teams
Give legal and business users a consistent research layer across covered jurisdictions through internal tools and compatible AI agents.
Frequently asked questions about Asia-Pacific legal data
Start building with Asia-Pacific legal data
Connect your software or AI agent to covered legal and regulatory sources across Asia-Pacific through Lawstronaut’s API and MCP.