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	\|contents=The right to privacy in France is implied in Article IV of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen of 26 August [[Probable year::1789]]. Article IV reads, “Liberty consists of being able to do everything that does not harm anybody else: thus the exercise of the natural rights of every man has no boundaries except those that ensure to other Members of the Society the enjoyment of those same rights” (Hardt, Kiiver, Kristofertisch). The Declaration of the Rights of Man is still in force today due to the Preamble of the [[Probable year::1958]] French Constitution.		\|contents=The right to privacy in France is implied in Article IV of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen of 26 August [[Probable year:: 1789]]. Article IV reads, “Liberty consists of being able to do everything that does not harm anybody else: thus the exercise of the natural rights of every man has no boundaries except those that ensure to other Members of the Society the enjoyment of those same rights” (Hardt, Kiiver, Kristofertisch). The Declaration of the Rights of Man is still in force today due to the Preamble of the [[Probable year:: 1958]] French Constitution.

	Sascha Hardt, Phillip Kiiver & Gisela Kristofertisch. ([[Probable year::2019]]) . Comparative Constitutional Law Documents. “Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen [Declaration des Driots de L’Homme et du Citoyen] of 26 August [[Probable year::1789]]” and “Constitution of the V. Republic of 4 October [[Probable year::1958]]. ”		Sascha Hardt, Phillip Kiiver & Gisela Kristofertisch. ([[Probable year:: 2019]]) . Comparative Constitutional Law Documents. “Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen [Declaration des Driots de L’Homme et du Citoyen] of 26 August [[Probable year:: 1789]]” and “Constitution of the V. Republic of 4 October [[Probable year:: 1958]]. ”


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|contents=The right to privacy in France is implied in Article IV of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen of 26 August [[Probable year::1789]]. Article IV reads, “Liberty consists of being able to do everything that does not harm anybody else: thus the exercise of the natural rights of every man has no boundaries except those that ensure to other Members of the Society the enjoyment of those same rights” (Hardt, Kiiver, Kristofertisch). The Declaration of the Rights of Man is still in force today due to the Preamble of the [[Probable year::1958]] French Constitution.

Sascha Hardt, Phillip Kiiver & Gisela Kristofertisch. ([[Probable year::2019]]) . Comparative Constitutional Law Documents. “Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen [Declaration des Driots de L’Homme et du Citoyen] of 26 August [[Probable year::1789]]” and “Constitution of the V. Republic of 4 October [[Probable year::1958]]. ”

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