To reconcile data protection with freedom of expression, exemptions from the Law may apply to the extent necessary and proportionate only where the controller aims to publish journalistic, academic, literary or artistic material needing the data, uses the data for no other purpose, publication is in the public interest in the case, applying the Law would make the aim impossible or seriously endanger it, and the essence of the data subject's rights is respected. The controller may then keep the data only as long as needed to publish and disseminate them only as published material, to those helping prepare it, to potential publishers, or for legal claims. The published material must not identify, directly or indirectly, a minor (unless a parent or guardian consents or a court permits) or a crime victim or claimed victim (unless they consent, a court permits, or they are a public figure victimised in connection with their public function). No derogation is allowed from the rules on minors' data, Articles 6 and 21, or Part V.
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