IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR ENSURING THE RIGHT TO NON-INTERFERENCE IN THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A PERSON IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Abstract

The article is devoted to the topical issues of implementing international
standards for ensuring the right to privacy in the private life of a person in
criminal proceedings. The author identifies the historical background for the
formation of the right to privacy, its essence and significance are determined. It is
established that the heyday of the introduction of international standards of the
right to privacy life of a person occurred in the period after the Second World War
in 1945, when there was an urgent need for effective protection of human rights
arose. The article analyzes international legal documents that first enshrined
international standards for ensuring human rights in general and the right to
privacy in particular, in particular. The author outlines national legal acts that
define the principles of non-interference in a person's private life. It is determined
that the basis of national legislation in the field of human rights protection is
based on international legal standards for the promotion and protection of human
rights, in particular, those set out in the European Convention. The author
emphasizes the importance of the principle of non-interference with the private
life of a person during criminal proceedings is emphasized. The essence of the of
the legal regulation of international standards of non-interference with theprivate life of a person is determined. It is concluded that the study of
international standards of human rights are the key to a clear implementation of
the latter in national legislation and practice of its application.