Copyright and human rights in Europe: key decisions in 2022
Vera Albino
January 26, 2023
Is it possible to draw a line between IP rights and other fundamental rights? It depends.
Published on IP STARS (Managing IP), Vera Albino summarizes four decisions of 2022 in which European courts had to consider the relationship between copyright and the right to respect for private life, the right to information or even freedom of expression, guaranteed by European law.
In some cases, as we can see, it is necessary to strike a relatively fair balance between them.
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