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Comparative Analysis of the Right to Privacy in the U.S. and Europe
This paper provides a comparative analysis of the right to privacy in the United States and Europe, highlighting the significant differences in legal frameworks and cultural perceptions. Privacy is recognized as a fundamental human right in both regions; however, the U.S. emphasizes individualism an
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