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The legal battle begins! Black people sue Da Ya for tens of millions of dollars in compensation. Lawyer: "This part" is unconstitutional｜Global News reporters Huang Gengen and Zhang Xiangyu
News link:https://youtu.be/6iT5Ha_wqeA
Artist Daya accused black man Chen Jianzhou of sexual harassment, and now a second victim has posted a testimonial. However, the black couple issued a statement through their lawyers, filing a civil lawsuit against Da Ya, demanding 10 million yuan in compensation and a public apology from Da Ya. Some lawyers pointed out that the Constitution grants people freedom of expression, and simply demanding a public apology is unconstitutional. ; Some former prosecutors said that the entire statement was unclear and could only deceive laymen.
Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that the Constitutional Court has issued the 111th Constitutional Court No. 2 judgment, holding that the method of restoring honor "does not include the court ordering the perpetrator to apologize", and it is unconstitutional to force an apology through the judgment. This is in line with the Constitution's intention to protect people's freedom of speech and freedom of thought.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can an apology be demanded in a defamation case?
In my country, the issue of mandatory apologies involves disputes over freedom of speech and the constitution, and whether or not a request can be made depends on the specific case and the court's opinion.
What are the key points to consider when being asked to pay damages for defamation?
The content of the statement should be examined to determine whether it is true, whether it involves public interest, whether it contains reasonable comments, and the extent of the harm caused and evidence.
How should evidence be preserved in cases of sexual harassment or defamation?
Messages, recordings, photos, witness information, timelines, social media posts, and all records of correspondence should be preserved, and legal evidence collection should be observed.