The tabloids blame it on the Europeans for the audacity to declare privacy a human right. It's the end of freedom of speech no less the newspapers declare in public. It's a different story in court. Lawyers for the newspapers have realised that the public interest argument falls short in 90% of cases (where they even turn up). This is not privacy by the back door, and yes, Meghan deserves her privacy too.
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