The book "The Right to Personality in Cypriot Law" primarily refers to Common Law, from which Cypriot Law derives. However, it also deals with other legal traditions, such as continental law, as well as the framework and content of the European Convention on Human Rights. Additionally, it addresses aspects of American Law, despite its significant state and constitutional differences from other legal systems, which are discussed in this book.

The topics extensively covered in the book include: civil wrongs and defamation law, defenses, remedies, and the right to privacy. Furthermore, reference is made to the law and jurisprudence of several countries.

There is no agreement on what the right to personality covers (if such a right exists), although recent jurisprudence in many countries applies such a right or its aspects, such as reputation, private life, dignity, and autonomy. The purpose of the book is to analyze and provoke thought. It deals not only with substantive issues but also with judicial methodology. It will be useful not only to judges and lawyers in their daily work but also to legal scholars.