Privacy

Question 1

article 8 european court of human rights

Answer 1

everyone has a right to respect for private life. privacy can only be infringed for national security, economic wellbeing, public safety, prevention of crime, health or morals, rights of others

Question 2

privacy infringements

Answer 2

condiser:
- whether there was a reasonable expectation of privacy
- whether material contributed to debates of society
- location
- mental wellbeing

Question 3

article 8 vs article 10 echr

Answer 3

8 - right to privacy
10 - freedom of expression
- neither has precedence over the other

Question 4

court remedies

Answer 4

• damages
• injunctions
• super-injunctions
• injunctions ‘contra mundum’

Question 5

super injunction

Answer 5

bans media/anyone from publishing anything or that injunction is in place

Question 6

injunctions ‘contra mundum’

Answer 6

‘against the world’ - bans anyone who knows about injunction from publishing anything and all media organisations