Privacy Of University Or College Students With Their Law Protection

In recent years, universities or colleges the holy ivy towers which were thought to be far away from troubles are constantly being sued by their students. This demonstrates the awakening of students' awareness of rights. The well-known case about the privacy of students happening at a college in Hunan has a sharp contrast in the trial court and appellate court makes us think deeply and carefully. In modern society, it is a common sense that privacy is a very important personal right, which is generally accepted. The privacy of students should not be ignored. It has clear features, compared with other privacies: the slope of the object of privacy is narrow; the conflict between privacy and awareness is clear; the rights of privacy of university or college students are more easily infringed upon. Because of its peculiarity privacy should arouse our attention in the opinion of the author. The realm of privacy of students is also associated with the range and depth of people's social intercourse besides its relationship with the peculiarity of subject. Thus "private business" is more interrelated, which must be excluded from the scope of privacy. And the realm of privacy is also affected by the improvement of social economic culture, the tradition of national culture and the development of science and technology. The conflict between universities or colleges and the students comes clearly into view. And the protection of the students' privacy is pressing. In legislation we can use what the advanced countries have as a reference to ameliorate the protection of university or college students privacy and have laws to go by. When the rights of privacy ofstudents and the awareness of universities and colleges come into conflict, we can decide whether they are against the students privacy by the guide of "the protection of equal rights" , the principle of "the profit measurement" and "awareness but not to be aware". At the same time it must be made clear that the legal relationship between universities or colleges and their students is a combination of the relationship of educational executive law and that of civil law. Only in this way can the protection of the privacy of university or college students be gained so far as the author considers.