المسؤولية المدنية للشرطي الجزائري عن انتهاك الحق في الخصوصية أثناء التحري

Abstract EN

The right to privacy is one of the most personal and most closely related rights to the human being.

It combines the physical and moral aspects of the human personality and its close relationship with other rights and freedoms, and is deeply affected by the dangers posed by the scientific and technological development of the media and communication.

In particular the obligation of professional secrecy that extends even after termination of service.

The State also bears compensation for the actions of the policeman committed during service and does not constitute a professional error, even for the police officers referred to When the causal relationship was established with the police or with the interest when they were in service.

This is the provisions of the Basic Law of the Police, which expressly adopted the right of others to prosecute against the policeman on the grounds of civil liability.