What is the right to privacy? What is its arrangement in the law?
The Constitution of Nepal 2015, in its Article 28, unequivocally upholds the 'right to privacy.' This fundamental right encompasses the protection of an individual's self-esteem, dignity, reputation, health, and property. However, the application and enjoyment of this right may vary when it comes to individuals holding public office, with a potentially narrower scope of privacy protection compared to the general public.
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