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GDPR and Religious Freedoms (With Insight Into Ronald Dworkin and Competing Rights)
In this article, the author explains that important privacy laws are not by any means absolute and unconditional. Like other rights in contemporary democratic society, they often clash with other rights (and duties), which are usually resolved by balancing. The GDPR and its direct application influe
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