범죄피해자의 프라이버시권 보호에 관한 소고

Abstract

In the event of a crime, the victim is infringed on his or her right to per-sonal safety, peaceful privacy, and honor, in addition to the protection law di-rectly violated by the crime. Damage that has already occurred cannot be re-versed, but secondary damage that occurs thereafter can be prevented or reduced. Starting with the 1985 UN “Declaration of Basic Principles for Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power”, it urged attention to the judicial status and rights of victims. Since 2005, we have established “the Project of the Reality for the Protection and Support for the Victims of Crime” on a five-year basis to prepare and implement policies. This project also calls for protecting the privacy of crime victims and protecting and supporting privacy rights, which are the right to enjoy safe and peaceful privacy. Nevertheless, we are often exposed to the status and problematic cases of secondary damage to victims in our papers, in our research papers. First of all, we would like to examine the meaning of basic rights in Article 17 of the Constitution, which is called privacy rights, and the right to privacy that is meaningful to victims. In that the victim's privacy rights should be protected, the government reviewed policies for the protection of crime victims and privacy rights and various support laws. Then, discussions were held to enhance the protection of personal security and privacy rights of future victims.