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	\|~~breakout~~=Venezuela		\|contents=The 1811 "Declaration of Rights, by the Supreme Congress of Venezuela," at Article 24 under the "Rights of Man in Society" section, states: "The house of every Citizen is an inviolable asylum No one has a right to enter it violently, unless in the cases of conflagration, or deluge, or of an application proceeding from the house itself; or for objects of criminal proceedings, in the cases and with the formalities determined by Law, and under the responsibility of the constituted
	~~\|contents=Privacy~~ is ~~first alluded~~ to in the ~~Venezuelan Declaration~~ of ~~Independence and Constitution~~ of ~~[[Probable year:: 1812]] in Art. 177~~, ~~which grants privacy~~ in the ~~home from soldiers (Rice University~~, ~~"Venezuelan Declaration~~ of ~~Independence and Constitution~~").		Authorities who have issued the Decree."
	Today, privacy is strictly protected in Venezuela, going beyond the call of the ICCPR’s call in Article 17 under constitutional Articles 48 and 60 (Privacy International, “The Right to Privacy in Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of): Stakeholder Report~~, Universal Periodic Review,” 4)~~.
			Today, privacy is strictly protected in Venezuela, going beyond the call of the ICCPR’s call in Article 17 under constitutional Articles 48 and 60 (Privacy International, “The Right to Privacy in Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of): Stakeholder Report.

	~~https~~:~~//hrp.law.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/[[Probable year:: 2016]]/ 04/venezuela_upr[[Probable year:: 2016]]. pdf~~		References:
	~~https://scholarship.rice.edu/jsp/xml/[[Probable year:: 1911]]/ 9253/1/aa00032.tei.html~~

			English translation of the Spanish original text of the Declaration of Rights of 1811. 1105 (2011) Rights of Man in Society: https://heinonline-org.proxygw.wrlc.org/HOL/Page?collection=cow&handle=hein.cow/zzve0002&id=2&men_tab=srchresults

			https://hrp.law.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/venezuela_upr2016.pdf
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	\|contents=Privacy is first alluded to in the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and Constitution of [[Probable year::1812]] in Art. 177, which grants privacy in the home from soldiers (Rice University, "Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and Constitution").		\|contents=Privacy is first alluded to in the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and Constitution of [[Probable year:: 1812]] in Art. 177, which grants privacy in the home from soldiers (Rice University, "Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and Constitution").
	Today, privacy is strictly protected in Venezuela, going beyond the call of the ICCPR’s call in Article 17 under constitutional Articles 48 and 60 (Privacy International, “The Right to Privacy in Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of): Stakeholder Report, Universal Periodic Review,” 4).		Today, privacy is strictly protected in Venezuela, going beyond the call of the ICCPR’s call in Article 17 under constitutional Articles 48 and 60 (Privacy International, “The Right to Privacy in Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of): Stakeholder Report, Universal Periodic Review,” 4).

	https://hrp.law.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/[[Probable year::2016]]/ 04/venezuela_upr[[Probable year::2016]]. pdf		https://hrp.law.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/[[Probable year:: 2016]]/ 04/venezuela_upr[[Probable year:: 2016]]. pdf
	https://scholarship.rice.edu/jsp/xml/[[Probable year::1911]]/ 9253/1/aa00032.tei.html		https://scholarship.rice.edu/jsp/xml/[[Probable year:: 1911]]/ 9253/1/aa00032.tei.html


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|contents=Privacy is first alluded to in the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and Constitution of [[Probable year::1812]] in Art. 177, which grants privacy in the home from soldiers (Rice University, "Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and Constitution").
Today, privacy is strictly protected in Venezuela, going beyond the call of the ICCPR’s call in Article 17 under constitutional Articles 48 and 60 (Privacy International, “The Right to Privacy in Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of): Stakeholder Report, Universal Periodic Review,” 4).

https://hrp.law.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/[[Probable year::2016]]/ 04/venezuela_upr[[Probable year::2016]]. pdf
https://scholarship.rice.edu/jsp/xml/[[Probable year::1911]]/ 9253/1/aa00032.tei.html

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