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The Recognition and Enforcement of Right to Privacy in Pakistan: Challenges and Way Forward
This research article provides a legal analysis of privacy rights under the relevant provisions of 1973 Constitution of Pakistan. The article first examines the notion of privacy as a fundamental human right and undertakes a study of its legal protection at the international and domestic level. This
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