Context
The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that the right to be forgotten is ‘evolving’, which was held in the SupremeCourt’s landmark Judgement in 2017 as a facet of the ‘Right to Privacy’.
Background
Analysis
What is the Right to be forgotten?
What is the Right to Privacy?
Decisions of High Courts
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How does the judgment impact, different stakeholders?
Some issues involved with this Judgement
Laws in other countries
Government Intervention in India
What is the position in India?
Conclusion
The Supreme Court of India opined under the Ram Jethmalani vs Union of India case that “it is important that human beings should be allowed domains of freedom that are free of public scrutiny unless they act unlawfully.” ‘Right to be forgotten’ is a fairly new concept in India and is expected to take some more time before we can see it in the Law books.
Verifying, please be patient.