الحق في الحياة الخاصة في التشريع العقابي الجزائري (دراسة تحليلية مقارنة)

Abstracts The sanctity of private life has a great interest in the legislation and comparative jurisprudence as they relate to the freedoms of individuals, they are of the most sacred human rights, but comparative legislation abandoned to give a definition, although its presence is remarkable in the constitutional provisions and national laws, through state's obligation to ensure the individual freedoms, the sanctity of homes, criminalization of intercept correspondence, telephone calls, disclosure of secrets, and other personal freedoms. Recently, the right to private life exposed to many and varied violations by others, both represent the third in the individuals or agencies, and the evolution of media and communication had a deep impact of the realization of these violations, so it was imperative for the legislation to expand the scope of protection through strict criminal texts. This article contains the concept of the right to private life, its legal nature, and its fields in judicial applications and comparative legislation. This article included also the types of protections provided by French, Egyptian and Algerian legislation.