Κατεύθυνση Ιδιωτικό Διεθνές Δίκαιο και Δίκαιο Διεθνών Συναλλαγών
Library of the School of Law

2023-01-30

2023

Malliari Michaela

Χαράλαμπος Παμπούκης Καθηγητής Ιδιωτικού Διεθνούς Δικαίου και Δικαίου Διεθνών Συναλλαγών, Νομική Σχολή ΕΚΠΑ
Ελίνα (Ελένη) Μουσταΐρα, Καθηγήτρια Συγκριτικού Δικαίου Νομικής Σχολής ΕΚΠΑ
Χρυσαφώ Τσούκα, Αναπληρώτρια Καθηγήτρια Ιδιωτικού Διεθνούς Δικαίου Νομικής Σχολής ΕΚΠΑ

Η προσβολή της ιδιωτικότητας μέσω των μέσων κοινωνικής δικτύωσης στο Ιδιωτικό Διεθνές Δίκαιο (εφαρμοστέο δίκαιο).

Greek

Invasion of privacy through social media in private international law (applicable law).

Α brief reference to the method in which the internet and social networks have shaped the modern digital environment is made. The phenomenon is analyzed by pointing out the difficulties that legislators face in establishing rules in a constantly evolving environment. However, the main objective of the thesis is the familiarization with the basic terms and concepts of individuality and privacy in the modern and ever-changing internet environment, as well as the whole matrix on individual goods that make them up.

I have attempted an analysis of the right to be forgotten, on the basis of the applicable law and recent case law. An extensive reference to regulation 864/2007 (Rome ll) is made, as it applies to non-contractual obligations and by extension to torts. The main objective is to consolidate a common line- case law - of judicial decisions in disputes within its scope and to ensure for both the plaintiff and the defendant an adequate protection of their procedural rights, while at the same time satisfying their reasonable expectations of a fair trial since it allows the courts to approximate the applicable law based on the particularities of a union of states without internal borders. The Regulation was created with the aim of codifying the private international law of non- contractual obligations within the European Community with a view to harmonizing the conflict - of - law rules, facilitating the mutual recognition of judgments and ultimately, the smooth functioning of the internal market and the economic relations of natural and legal entities operating within the European Union. Further, a brief reference to the way in which internet and social networks have shaped the modern digital environment is made. Then the phenomenon is analyzed by pointing out the difficulties that legislators face in establishing rules in a constantly evolving environment. Finally, the main objective of the thesis is the familiarization with the basic terms and concepts of individuality and privacy in the modern and ever- changing internet environment, as well as the whole matrix of individual goods that make them up.

I have attempted an analysis of the right to be forgotten, on the basis of the applicable law and recent case law. To conclude, I have made a reference to the Regulation 864/2007 (Rome ll) as it applies to non- contractual obligations and by extension to torts. The main objective is to consolidate a common line- case law - of judicial decisions in disputes within its scope and to ensure for both the plaintiff and the defendant an adequate protection of their procedural rights, while at the same time satisfying their reasonable expectations of a fair trial since it allows the courts to approximate the applicable law based on the particularities of a union of states without internal borders.

The Regulation was created with the aim of codifying the private international law of non- contractual obligations within the European Community with a view to harmonizing the conflict - of - law rules, facilitating the mutual recognition of judgments and ultimately, the smooth functioning of the internal market and the economic relations of natural and legal persons operating within the European Union.

Law and Legislation

Private international law

Privacy, Personal data, GDPR, Social Media, Right to be forgotten, Regulation 864/2007 (Rome ll)

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