Right To Forgetting for Authors of Degrading Content in Different Media

Academic article, carried out as a partial requirement for obtaining a bachelor's degree in law, whose theme deals with the theme of the right to be forgotten, for authors of degrading content in various forms of media. This right guarantees the victims of such degrading content that it is removed from the media, either by direct exclusion of the content, or from its indexers, when published by third parties. And due to this lack of specific legislation, the central legal debate on the subject circulates. The clash of personality rights, represented by the right to be forgotten, in the face of the right to freedom of expression and free press. As for specific clashes, the right to be forgotten emerges as a strand of rights inherent to personality, especially honor, morals, image and privacy. This right was historically developed based on constitutional principles, and cited in jurisprudence as the civil law journeys. Whose position of the Supreme Court, as discussed, is against the defense of the right to be forgotten. However, this article aims to show, in a reasoned way, the possibilities of conciliation between the rights that clash, so that neither is absolute over the other, as they are individual rights of the same dimension.