Risānah'hā dar ḥarīm-i khuṣūṣī: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The advancement of communication technology and the mediatization of human life, which occurs in the form of collective and social communication, has created serious issues and challenges for people's privacy, this issue can be discussed from two sides. On the one hand, the media are uninvited guests of people's private lives and seek to direct people's sense of beauty and economic tastes. It goes without saying that this meaning of the relationship between the media and the private life of individuals is not something that can be discussed in media rights, and in a sense, it is the necessity of the essence and nature of the media. But the other side of this issue is that the media's invasion of privacy, which can be pursued by judicial or professional authorities, can be classified into four groups: physical and objective invasion of privacy and solitude of individuals, publication of matters related to Private life, portraying a person in an inappropriate or unrealistic manner, and misusing a person's name or appearance for commercial purposes. Nevertheless, the concept of privacy and the legal issues surrounding it remain unknown to our legal community and there are many people who always suffer from the violation of their privacy in the media, But they don't know under what title and with what legal document to defend their right. This book is prepared to explain this concern.