FREEDOM OF THE PRESS AND EXPRESSION VERSUS THE RIGHT TO INTIMACY.

Authors

  • Erika Varandas Unifacex

Abstract

This article aims to reflect on the conflict that involves freedom of the press and the right to privacy, based on concepts of the institutes that circumvent our legal system buoyed by the Federal Constitution of 1988 and the institutes that surround us. As they are fundamental law norms, they are brought in the Magna Carta and have consistent axiological content, therefore, they have the nature of principles. If, on the one hand, we have freedom of the press and expression, on the other hand, we have the constitutional right guaranteeing the inviolability of privacy, considering the great importance of the human person's right to keep what is most intimate away from the public. The collision of fundamental rights is a conflict that commonly occurs in a democratic state of law and through the use of weighting techniques, these types of clashes can be resolved through certain principles, such as proportionality.

 

Published

2023-12-27

How to Cite

Varandas, E. (2023). FREEDOM OF THE PRESS AND EXPRESSION VERSUS THE RIGHT TO INTIMACY. Revista De Direito UNIFACEX, 11(01). Retrieved from https://periodicos.unifacex.com.br/direito/article/view/1187

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Section

Artigos Científicos