Bibliographic citations
Quispe, P., (2023). Ponderación del derecho al olvido frente al derecho de la libertad de información conforme el Tribunal Constitucional Exp. 3041-2021-PHC/TC [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/6386
Quispe, P., Ponderación del derecho al olvido frente al derecho de la libertad de información conforme el Tribunal Constitucional Exp. 3041-2021-PHC/TC []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2023. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/6386
@misc{renati/954728,
title = "Ponderación del derecho al olvido frente al derecho de la libertad de información conforme el Tribunal Constitucional Exp. 3041-2021-PHC/TC",
author = "Quispe Mamani, Pedro Alex",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2023"
}
This thesis explores the decision of the Constitutional Court of Peru in case Exp. 3041- 2021-PHC/TC, focusing on the complex interaction between the right to be forgotten and the freedom of information. It analyzes how the Court balanced these rights, considering factors such as relevance, timeliness, and impact on personal dignity. The study examines the decision within the specific Peruvian context and compares it with similar approaches in international jurisdictions, especially in Europe, where the right to be forgotten has been more widely recognized and developed. A key aspect of the thesis is the discussion on the challenges this decision presents for the Peruvian legal system, focusing on the need for legislative adaptations and the management of future cases related to these rights. It considers how this decision could influence the evolution of digital rights and jurisprudence in Peru, in the context of technological advances and social and legal changes at the international level. The analysis concludes that the Constitutional Court's decision marks a significant advancement in protecting privacy in the digital age, while emphasizing the need to maintain access to public information. This resolution has implications not only for jurisprudence and legal practice in Peru but also significantly affects Peruvian society as a whole, impacting legal values and the relationship between society and technology. In summary, the thesis highlights the importance of a careful and considered balance between the right to be forgotten and the freedom of information, in a world where both rights are constantly being challenged and redefined by technological advancement and changes in the global social and legal landscape.
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