Review of the right to privacy According to the European Court of Human Rights

The right of "privacy", which is also referred to as the right to be alone, is one of the rights that humans depend on on the one hand due to their personal needs, and on the other hand, due to the necessity of collective life, they are obliged to give this right to others. Others recognize and respect it .Traditionally, the concept of privacy has been related to the rights that are related to the interests of individuals in relation to property, especially land. While today, the progress of science not only changes the concept but also causes The field of privacy has also been developed, in such a way that today the privacy of human beings is based on computer data, electronic mails, electronic conversations. And…speech To between comesPrivacy is related to various issues, including culture, the type of political regime ruling a society, and the like has it . Therefore, it is not easy to provide a definition of privacy. The passage of time is also in this The concept is effective. Perhaps, the issues that were not a part of privacy in the past are today inside the privacy and vice versa.In this article, we seek to examine this right in the framework of the European Court of Human Rights, especially that the protection of privacy in cyberspace is the most emphasized by the European Commission of Human Rights, most of the decisions issued in the field of privacy are related to this section, which is summarized and studied. We will review them case by case.

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