The Case Álvarez Ramos vs. Venezuela
limits to the criminal approach concerning honor and freedom of speech
Keywords:
Inter-American Court of Human Rights, freedom of speech, criminal liability to protect honor and reputation, human rightsAbstract
The article analyzes the use of punitive response through criminal prosecution to protect honor and reputation when conflicted with freedom of speech, focusing on the recent ruling of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on the Case Álvaro Ramos vs. Venezuela.
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