Media Archives and the Right to be Forgotten: App. no. 57292/16 Hurbain v. Belgium [GC]
e-Presentation by Dirk Voorhoof
Topic
This e-presentation gives an insight into the tension between the integrity of media archives and the right to be forgotten. While the focus is on the ECtHR’s judgment in Hurbain v. Belgium [GC], the presentation focuses on the development of the obligations of content providers, their freedom of expression and the right to receive information.Speaker
Dirk Voorhoof, Professor Emeritus Freedom of Expression, Human Richts Centre, University of Ghent, BrusselsPackage
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- Duration: 33 minutes
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Filmed at ERA's conference on Elections, Media Regulation, and New Technologies, Online, 13 -14 May 2024.
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Rechtsgebiet: Media Law
Sprache: English
Artikel-Nr.: 424P33
Preis: 20 EUR
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