Here's what the Attorney General - the government counsel - argued
> He said that in developing countries, something as amorphous as privacy could not be a fundamental right, that other fundamental rights such as food, clothing, shelter etc. override the right to privacy.
It's a question which has alway bothered me. What happens when two fundamental rights clash with each other?
> He said that in developing countries, something as amorphous as privacy could not be a fundamental right, that other fundamental rights such as food, clothing, shelter etc. override the right to privacy.
It's a question which has alway bothered me. What happens when two fundamental rights clash with each other?