Right to family life

The right to family life is a legal principle that protects individuals’ ability to maintain their family relationships, such as living with loved ones, raising children, and forming bonds. It ensures people can enjoy family connections without unnecessary interference from authorities, as long as their actions respect the law. This right is recognized internationally and often underpins decisions related to immigration, custody, and human rights. Essentially, it supports the importance of family stability and personal relationships as a fundamental aspect of human dignity and well-being.