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The court “ruled in favor of a driver who had wanted to be anonymized in reporting of a deadly car crash for which he was responsible. The original article was written in 1994 but went online in 2008 when Le Soir created an online version of its archives dating back to 1989. The driver, a doctor, first wrote to the newspaper’s owner asking for the article to be removed, or for him to at least be made anonymous, in 2010 — but his request was refused.” —
Tags:
European Union,
press freedom,
right to be forgotten
