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Article 45
Exceptionally from Article 43 of this Law, private information i.e. personal records of a person may be published without the consent of the
person they refer to if:
the person had intended the information i.e. the record for the public;
the information, i.e. record refers to a personality, phenomenon or event of public interest, especially if it applies to a holder of a state or
political post and publishing the information is important in view of the fact that the person is discharging those duties;
the person has given rise to the publication of such information i.e. record by his/her behaviour;
the information has been disclosed or the record made in a public parliamentary debate or a public debate in a parliamentary body;
publication is in the interest of judiciary, national security or public security;
the person did not object to the collection of information i.e. the making of the record, although he/she was aware that this was done for
publication purposes;
publication is in the interest of science or education;
publication is necessary to alert of a danger (prevention of a contagious disease, search for a missing person, fraud, etc.);
the record includes a multitude of persons or voices (fans, concert audience, protesters, passers-by etc.);
a record of a public gathering is at issue;
the person is presented as part of the landscape, natural setting, human settlement, square, street or a similar scene.
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