Article 8 of the Human Rights Act 1998 establishes key principles regarding family life and the right to enjoy home and correspondence.
Family Life: Article 8 protects the right to live with one's family and shields familial relationships from arbitrary state interference.
Home and Correspondence: Everyone has the right to enjoy their home and communicate privately, ensuring privacy and personal freedom.
Limitations and Balancing Act: Article 8 is not absolute and allows for exceptions in cases of national security, public safety, or crime, ensuring a balance between individual rights and societal interests.