| 英文摘要 |
Commercial Advertisement is regarded as a classical form of commercial speech, which serves as a tool of“offering information regarding product or service to the public”. Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 794 launched in 2020 involves the issue of sponsorship from a tobacco industry in an event of social welfare foundation. In contrast to other cases of commercial advertisement, an identification or a description over the product or service does not exist. Therefore, this article will investigate, upon which reason a commercial advertisement shall be protected by the right to freedom of speech. Furthermore, it is not less problematic, whether the sponsorship from a tobacco industry shall fall into the scope of the right to freedom of speech. Last but not least, it is clear that the constitutional court emphasizes exclusively the significance of the right to freedom of speech in the relevant previous cases, while the right to profession does not play any role in the progress of judicial review. |