anonüümus
Anonüümus is the Estonian term for anonymity, describing the condition of being unknown or unnamed in a social or informational context. It is used in legal, journalistic, and online settings to denote situations where an individual's identity is concealed. The concept is rooted in privacy rights, where anonymity protects personal information from unwanted disclosure.
In Estonian jurisprudence, anonüümus is a fundamental principle in criminal investigations. Witnesses, informants, or victims may
Journalistic practice in Estonia also relies on anonüümus, particularly when reporting sensitive matters or whistleblowing. The
Internationally, Estonia has adopted e‑government and digital identity systems, yet it maintains robust mechanisms to preserve
Overall, anonüümus reflects a cultural and legal commitment to privacy. Its implementation spans law, media, and