الحق في الحياة العائلية على ضوء معاهدات حقوق الإنسان

Abstract EN

The right to a normal family life occupies an important part of the right to private life, as the family is the primary component and the first building block of society, as the latter is formed by bringing families together with each other, because the ability of a person to form a family and live with it with reassurance forms a basic basis in the development of his personality and opens it to society In all fields.

In this sense, the various human rights treaties, international and regional, have sought to attach great importance to this right.

However, it is noted that some of the monitoring bodies of these treaties have presented an anomalous concept of this right It was not known before, Under the pretext of protecting the rights and freedoms of the individual, Acknowledging at the same time that the family is not required to be based on male and female It may consist only of males or females only, In addition to acknowledging the relationship between a man and a female outside of marriage, This matter has produced many challenges related to the concept of reproduction, lineage, inheritance, etc, They are the modern concepts that many comparative legislations reject.