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Article 6 The law is the expression of the general will. It is the same for all, whether it protects, it obligates or it punishes. All individuals are equal before the law and enjoy the same fundamental freedoms protected by the law without discrimination founded on gender, the level of instruction, wealth, origin, religious belief or opinion. The law favors the equal access and the participation of women and men in public employment and to the functions in the domain of the political, economical and social life. Madagascar 2010 Page 4 constituteproject.org PDF generated: 31 Oct 2013, 18:43 TITLE II OF THE FREEDOMS, THE RIGHTS AND THE DUTIES OF THE CITIZENS SUB-TITLE I OF THE CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES