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South Korea: conflict of rights

Written byOiwan Lam
Posted 15 January 2007 7:27 GMT

Michael Hurt from Scribblings of the Metropolitician looks into the South Korea constitution's articles on “right to happiness” and “right to privacy” and discusses their legal implications / confusions for taking snapshots with his own experience.

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