Personality Rights and News Infringement (Revised Edition)

Author: Wang Liming
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: Personality rights refer to the inherent rights of civil subjects that maintain their independent personality, including life, health, dignity, personal freedom, as well as rights such as name, portrait, reputation, and privacy. Personality rights are the main form of personal rights, while personal rights and property rights constitute the two basic types of rights in civil law. All other civil rights either fall within these two categories or are products of their combination (e.g., intellectual property rights, inheritance rights, etc.). It is evident that personality rights are fundamental rights in civil law.
News infringement refers to the act of news organizations or individuals using mass media to deliberately fabricate facts or negligently report content that violates laws or infringes on others' rights, thereby harming the personality rights of citizens and legal entities. This book is divided into three parts and twenty-three chapters, covering general theories of personality rights, specific personality rights, and news infringement. It systematically explains the concepts and related knowledge of personality rights and news infringement. The book is comprehensive, well-organized, and detailed, integrating scientific rigor, theoretical depth, and systematic structure. It helps raise public legal awareness and is a valuable read for legal enthusiasts.