THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN IN BRAZILIAN JURISPRUDENCE: A CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE ABUSES OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

Abstract

This work deals with the right to be forgotten, which consists of the right to have forgotten facts that occurred in your past, that is, acts that no longer have social importance or that in a certain way bring shame, suffering and inconvenience. Therefore, this research aims to analyze in the Brazilian review the constitutional repercussions of possible abuses of freedom of expression, taking into account the individual's fundamental right to private life and the right to be forgotten. To this end, the qualitative deductive method is used, in which an analysis of the topic will be carried out. Thus, it does not refer to the conflict between the aforementioned constitutional principles that make the application of the bibliographic research technique necessary.