THE COLLISION AMONG THE PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE, PRIVACY AND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION IN THE FORM OF SECRECY OF JOURNALISTIC SOURCES

Authors

  • MSc. Adrián Molina Elizondo Independent investigator Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15517/nf3n2r39

Keywords:

Justice, Privacy, Freedom of information, Secrecy, Journalistic sources

Abstract

This article discusses the prevalence of the fundamental right to the confidentiality of journalistic sources, as a derivative expression of the principles of privacy and freedom of information, in contrast to the principle of justice as a right of action and protection of legal interests at risk.

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Published

2025-11-30

Issue

No. 5 (36) (17) (2025)

Section

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