En Argentina, la Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Civil confirmó una sentencia de primera instancia que sancionó a cuatro medios de comunicación por considerar la difusión de imágenes tomadas durante un evento privado como una intromisión a la privacidad.
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