How to solve the conflict between privacy and right to know?

When there is a conflict between the right to privacy and the right to know, the principle of right coordination is generally adopted to deal with the contradiction between the right to know and the right to privacy.

The principle of rights coordination is to coordinate the conflicts between rights so that they can achieve a certain degree of coordination.

The right to know, also known as the right to know, means that citizens have the right to know what they should know. The right to know personal information means that citizens have the right to know important information related to themselves. The right to know refers to the freedom and right to know and obtain information, including knowing and obtaining relevant information from official or unofficial channels. The narrow sense of the right to know only refers to the freedom and right to know and obtain official information. With the continuous expansion of the extension of the right to know, the right to know has both the attributes of public rights and civil rights, especially the right to know personal information, which is a part of the personality rights that citizens must enjoy as civil subjects.

The right to know is the right to obtain certain information, while the right to privacy is the right to prevent people from obtaining certain information. From this perspective, the right to know and the right to privacy are a pair of opposing rights.