Regarding the recent jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court on the use of "hidden cameras"
Abstract
Does defending investigative journalism necessarily mean doing the same with the use of "hidden cameras"? The answer given by the Constitutional Court (hereinafter, TC) in its Judgments 12, 24 and 74 of 2012 leaves no room for doubt: no.
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