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Purpose and legislative effect
“Member States party to the Charter must recognise the rights, duties, and freedoms stated in it and adopt legislative or other measures to give effect to them.”
Member States party to the Charter must recognise the rights, duties, and freedoms stated in it and adopt legislative or other measures to give effect to them. Every person is entitled to enjoy the rights and freedoms recognised in the Charter without discrimination. Every individual is equal before the law and entitled to equal protection of the law. Every human being has a right to respect for life and personal integrity, and no one may arbitrarily take that right away. Everyone has the right to human dignity and to recognition of legal personality; exploitation, slavery, torture, and cruel or degrading treatment or punishment are prohibited.
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Member States party to the Charter must recognise the rights, duties, and freedoms stated in it and adopt legislative or other measures to give effect to them.
Section 1
The State must protect the family and support it, eliminate discrimination against women, and protect the rights of women, children, older persons, and persons with disabilities.
Section 18
Each State Party may nominate up to two candidates, and the candidates must be nationals of a State Party.
Section 34
The Commission must prepare a report within a reasonable time after the Article 48 notification, once it has gathered necessary information and tried to reach an amicable solution.
Section 52
A State Party may request an amendment in writing, the draft can be considered only after notice and the Commission’s opinion, and approval is by a simple majority.
Section 68
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In force source record
Source record from www.amategeko.gov.rw · updated 1 Jul 1983
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