Freedom of speech and its limitations
human rights and Brazilian legislation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-52.1.2024.77325.65-94Keywords:
Democracy, Human rights, Freedom of expressionAbstract
The study aims to understand, theoretically and legally, the role of freedom of expression in the promotion and defense of other human rights, as well as its limitations. By understanding that no right is absolute or unrestricted in scope, the legal possibilities of limiting freedom of expression are problematized. The problem that guides the study is: based on an analysis of the global and regional American human rights system, and the Brazilian legal system, what are the limitations to freedom of expression? The study contributes to the scientific field of Law and the socio-political science field by enabling an understanding of the legal limitations to freedom of expression, enabling the recognition that judicial actions that affect this freedom do not constitute censorship, but rather the guarantee of other individual and collective rights and freedoms. This is a current theme, especially during election periods in Brazil, given the context of misinformation. Deductive reasoning was used, based on the use of methods of narrative literature review and qualitative analysis of Brazilian legislation.
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