Honor, dignity and business reputation (2017)

Content

Introduction 3
Chapter 1. The concept and essence of the legal protection of honor, dignity and business reputation 5
1.1. Concept and international standards in the field of honor, dignity and business reputation 5
1.2. The place of the institute of honor, dignity and business reputation in the legal system of the Russian Federation 23
Chapter 2. Problems of realization of the right to refute information defaming honor, dignity and business reputation 28
Conclusion 37
References 39

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