الحماية الجنائية للمسكن الاجتماعي في قانون العقوبات الجزائري

Abstract EN

Every person has the right to live his private life away from the interference of others and free from public life.

The right to private life is one of the rights established by human rights charters, constitutions and various legislations.

There is no doubt that ensuring the private life of a person provides him stability and security so that he can perform his social role, because by nature he has his personal secrets and distinctive characteristics that can not be enjoyed except in a closed frame that preserves and provides a way for them to survive.

Hence, the right to inviolability of private life is a necessary aspect of the protection of human rights, so that everyone has the right to exercise his or her life in the manner in which he or she wishes, in a number of areas and the most important of these is sanctity of private residence, because its repository for the secret of individuals.

This sanctity has been defined by societies since ancient times and is considered a restriction that protects the person from the attacks of others so that the residence of others can not be entered without the permission of the owner in cases other than those prescribed by law.