Title : A comparative study of right to privacy as a human right with special reference to india united kingdom and USA

Type of Material: Thesis
Title: A comparative study of right to privacy as a human right with special reference to india united kingdom and USA
Researcher: Adarssh, Akshhatha
Guide: Gardner, Kiran Dennis
Department: Alliance School of Law
Publisher: Alliance University
Place: Bangalore
Year: 2023
Language: English
Subject: Privacy Law
Law
Social Sciences
Dissertation/Thesis Note: PhD; Alliance School of Law, Alliance University, Bangalore; 2023
Fulltext: Shodhganga

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245__|aA comparative study of right to privacy as a human right with special reference to india united kingdom and USA
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502__|cAlliance School of Law, Alliance University, Bangalore|d2023|bPhD
518__|oDate of Award|d2023
518__|oDate of Registration|d2016
518__|oDate of Completion|d2023
520__|aThe research is undertaken on the concept of privacy as a right that safeguards the personal or intimate facets of an individual and a comparative analysis of Right to Privacy in India, USA and UK. The outlook of the study is a critical analysis on the concept of privacy as a fundamental right and yet not having a separate identity neither through a legislative enactment nor as an exclusive part of the Constitution. This situation being common to India and most of the developed nations including USA and UK. The reason for the lack of boost to this concept could be the inefficiency of the parliamentarians including the lack of importance accorded to it by the general public. Even though in the modern-day advancement in technology has been more intrusive into the personal space of the individuals that ever, privacy is only highlighted through judicial decisions and no attempt has been made to provide for a comprehensive legislation pertaining to the Right to Privacy. In India, no doubt the Privacy Bill 2014 h
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650__|aSocial Sciences|2AIU
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700__|aGardner, Kiran Dennis|eGuide
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