Criminal defamation should be retained as part of criminal laws, says law panel
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The Law Commission, in a report on criminal defamation law, asserted that it was important to keep in mind that the right to reputation flows from Article 21.
New Delhi,UPDATED: Feb 2, 2024 18:28 IST
The Law Commission of India has recommended that criminal defamation should be retained within the scheme of criminal laws in India.
In a report on criminal defamation law, the panel asserted that it was important to keep in mind that the right to reputation flows from Article 21.
"The right to reputation, being a facet of the right to life and personal liberty, needs to be adequately protected against defamatory speech and imputations," the Law Commission said in its report.
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