The effectiveness of preventive measures in protecting the right to privacy in Algerian legislation
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The right of the sanctity of private life is considered as a solid part of human rights. The first is the comparative legislation, it is the great interest especially which interferes with many rights such as the right of (the freedom opinion and expression) and ( freedom of the media and journalism) The more the range of this latter expands the right of sanctity of private life become narrowed and vice versa.
However, the procedures which derived from the general rules are insufficient to protect that right and this is what made the legislations to think about the preventive measures to prevent attacks and assaults to reduce the damage, as the legislator gives the victim publication or any other means However, these measures have been recorded ineffective results to stop attacks on the right of the sanctity of private life.
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