ext_28826 ([identity profile] ghyste.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] briarwood 2009-03-30 06:38 pm (UTC)

USA has an evolving body of law which is broadly considered to protect the right to privacy and covers issues like "disparaging opinions". The UK has no such law, nor does it seem likely to in the forseeable future, and the legislation used as a proxy (such as the Data Protection and Human Rights Acts) would not, IMHOP, cover RPF.

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