Interference in the Exercise of the Right to Private and Family Life in the Context of National and European Regulations and ECHR Jurisprudence

Abstract

The respect for human beings and their inherent rights, primordial rights acquired with the birth of a person, is a prerogative in the laws of European States, with a series of legal regulations that enshrine and protect them. In the category of human rights, we include the right to private and family life, which finds ample regulation in both domestic and European law, the national and foreign legislators setting out a series of instruments to ensure their observance. This study proposes an analysis of these fundamental human rights, with reference to the legal regulations, but also to The European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence, while pursuing the possible interferences in their exercise and the way of sanctioning them.