I ,,rtVr$ ,i'l the media, regardless of the waY provisions of this law . :i;.94n which the information was obtained in accordance with the completelY and timelY *9-'(orragraph 1) as well as that everyone has the right to be truthfully, public lnformation are informed about matters of public importance, and the means of obliged to respect that right (paragraph 2). of Article 8 of the same Law stipulates that an elected, placed, or appointed holder to related public and political office is obliged to tolerate the presentation of critical opinions performance the results of his work, i.e. the policy he implements, all in connection with the of his function, regardless of whether he feels personally hurt by expressing those opinions. Article 9 ofthe same Law stipulates that the editor and journalist are obliged to check its origin, truthfulness and completeness (paragraph 1) before publishing information that contains information about a certain phenomenon, event or person with attention appropriate to the circumstances, as well as that the editor and iournalist obliged to transmit the downloaded information, ideas and opinions reliably and completely, and if the information is downloaded from another media, to state the name of that media (paragraph 2). [end of seventh poge] 8 Article 15 paragraph 1 point 1 of the same Law stipulates that the public interest in the field of public information is truthful, impartial, timely and complete information of all citizcns of the Republic of Serbia. Article 74 of the Law on Public lnformation and Media stipulates that information from criminal proceedings in progress can be published if it is brought out at the main trial. Article 79 of the same Law stipulates that a person's di8nity (the honour, reputation, (paragraph i.e. the piety of the person to whom the information relates) is legally protected and 1), that it is not permitted to publish information that injures the honour, reputation piety, i.e. to portray a person in a false light by attributing features or properties that he does not have, or denying the features or properties that he has, if the interest of publishing the information does not outweigh the interest of protecting the dignity and the right to authenticity, and especially if this does not contribute to the public debate about the phenomenon, event and person to whom the information relates (paragraph 2)' Article 112 paragraph 1 of the same Law prescribes that the person to whom the information relates, the publication of which is prohibited in accordance with this law, if he nonsuffers damage due to its publication, has the right to compensation for material and material damage in accordance with the general regulations and provisions of this law, person ln accordance with the regardless of other means of legal protection availabl€to that p rovisions of this law. Article 113 of the same Law stipulates that the journalist' i.e. the editor in liable for damages caused by the publication of the information referred to his fa ult. by paragraph L of this law if it is proved that the damage was caused