時事ネタのニュースについて話してみよう

Yesterday, I read a news article about the Japanese famous skating player, Yuzuru Hanyu, announcing his divorce only three months after his marriage was publicized, who said that the couple has been troubled by slander, stalking and overheated media reporting.
According to the article, he has had a lot of avid fans around the world and his partner and their family members and associates have been targeted in stalking incidents, slander and unauthorized coverage attempts by various media outlets publishing reports based on such acts.

Yes, I think so. Although I'm interested in coverage about celebrities, I have to think about their right to privacy. In my opinion, our right to know doesn't extend to celebrities personal lives because they are not in public office, like politicians.
According to the article, Hanyu said that because of his limited experience of life, it was extremely difficult to keep his partner and himself safe under these circumstances, and he found it unbearable, which is sorry to hear.
I think that he might as well sue the media due to the infringement of their privacy.

I think that public interest in celebrities may continue to grow as long as the media is aware of its great influence on people once again.
To protect the right to privacy, first of all, self-help efforts by the media outlets themselves are essential for responsible journalism, including adhering to ethical guidelines which prioritize respect for individuals' right to privacy.
In addition, individuals and society can also contribute to a more balanced media landscape through media literacy, selective consumption, and so on. may not always align with the public's best interests. That's why making a more balanced media landscape

As for my previous reply, I didn't realize making a mistake not to delete the two lines from the bottom, which were my draft.
Anyway, concerning your question, it's important to raise people's awareness about the impact of invasive media practices. In this connection, celebrities themselves can speak out against such practices, fostering a cultural shift due to their influence.
At an individual level, choosing not to consume the media which focuses on excessive celebrity gossip is essential.
If effects are not seen at the private level, we may need to strengthen legal measures to protect individuals' privacy.

If I were Yuzuru, I would have thought about suing the media and claiming damages for infringing the right to privacy; otherwise, the current situation of the invasive media practices would remain to be known to the public and it would be a stranger to many people.
When such a case is brought to court, this lawsuit may function as a kind of public awareness campaign with the power of the media, leading to legislation which strengthen the protection of the right to privacy.