Freedom of expression vs right to reputation, when the affected party is a member of the Judiciary (analysis to the ECHR judgment in the case of Benítez Moriana and Íñigo Fernández v. Spain (March 9, 2021))
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Freedom of expression, right to reputation, European Court of Human RightsAbstract
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