RIGHT TO PRIVACY -- INTERNATIONAL LAW NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK.

Right to privacy presents one of the classical international human rights law, deeply rooted in the human rights philosophy. It does have pedigree of classical and well established right, but yet again it is marked with terms of constant actuality. Within the paper exploration is directed toward the analysis on whether terms, notions, normative framework do provide efficient protection of privacy rights, especially nowadays, in global society. Analysis follows universal international law instruments and regional international law instruments -- Council of Europe primarily. Jurisprudence of European Court of Human Rights provides important conclusions and crystallisation of all aspects of privacy law. Thus, attention is hugely directed toward ECHR. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]