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Don't allow hiding under forgetting: Why Delhi HC's 'right to be forgotten' ruling raises serious concerns - The Economic Times
A recent Delhi High Court ruling grants acquitted individuals a 'right to be forgotten'. Their names will be removed from online search results and public databases. This decision raises concerns about the balance between privacy and free speech. The court's interpretation of privacy rights and its potential impact on journalism and access to public information are highlighted.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Right to be forgotten is part of privacy rights, rules Delhi High Court in landmark judgment
The Delhi High Court recently delivered a pivotal judgment, embracing the concept of the 'right to be forgotten', which is now embedded in Article 21 of the Constitution. This…
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hindustantimes.com
Delhi HC creates framework for enforcing ‘right to be forgotten’
The high court has, for the first time, created a judicial road map for enforcing the “right to be forgotten”, setting out detailed principles. | India News
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thehindu.com
Preserving the record: On the right to be forgotten
The right to be forgotten must be balanced against the public interest
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Don't allow hiding under forgetting: Why Delhi HC's 'right to be forgotten' ruling raises serious concerns - The Economic Times
A recent Delhi High Court ruling grants acquitted individuals a 'right to be forgotten'. Their names will be removed from online search results and public databases. This decision…