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Which basic rights does the Constitution guarantee?

Huquqchi legal team

The Constitution guarantees the right to life, personal inviolability, inviolability of the home, judicial protection, qualified legal assistance, work and property. It also guarantees privacy of correspondence, freedom of movement, education and social security. No one is guilty until a court establishes guilt. These rights may be limited only by law.

Personal rights

The right to life; personal freedom and inviolability; inviolability of the home; privacy of correspondence and telephone conversations; freedom of movement.

Legal protection

Everyone is guaranteed judicial protection. Everyone has the right to qualified legal assistance. No one is guilty until a court establishes the guilt.

Social and economic rights

Work and free choice of a profession; rest; the right of property; education; social security.

Limits

Under article 21 of the Constitution, rights and freedoms may be limited only in accordance with the law. A limit applies only to the extent necessary to protect the constitutional order, public health, public morality and the rights and freedoms of other persons, and to ensure public safety and public order.

Legal sources

Legal basisConstitution, article 55 Legal basisConstitution, article 29 Legal basisConstitution, article 21

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