حقوق ضحايا الجريمة في حرمة حياتهم الخاصة: بين واقعية عمومية النصوص وحتمية التخصيص

Abstract EN

The right to inviolability of private life is considered one of the most important personal rights related to freedom and human dignity established for all individuals without exception.

Whether they are ordinary individuals, accused persons, or victims of specific crimes, unless there is something that prevents them from being legally deprived of their enjoyment of this right to the fullest.

Therefore, research into the victim's right to privacy is of great importance imposed by the requirements of ensuring individual rights and freedoms.

To what extent does he enjoy this right in light of the general nature of the existing legal texts? Does the victim need special legal texts that establish this right for him and guarantee him a special criminal protection in addition to his right to compensation for the harm he suffered as a result of the crime committed against him?