The provisions that guarantee right and liberty of people in the Draft Constitution
Section 25. Apart from the right and duty as prescribed
by the provisions of the Constitution, a person shall enjoy the right and
liberty to do any act which is not prohibited or restricted by the Constitution
or law and such act shall also be protected by the Constitution in so far as
the exercise of such right or liberty does not affect or endanger the security
of State or public order or good morals and does not violate the right or
liberty of any other.
In
case of the right or liberty which is required by the Constitution to be
exercised in accordance with the provision of law or the rule and procedure as
prescribed by law, the person or community shall enjoy such right or liberty
within the spirit of the Constitution even though the relevant law has not been
enacted yet.
A
person whose right or liberty under the Constitution is violated may claim the
protection under the Constitution to protect or defend himself in the Court.
A
person who gets damaged from the violation of his right or liberty or from the
commission of criminal offense of other shall be entitled to remedy or
assistance from State as prescribed by law.
Section
26. The enactment of law restricting
the right or liberty of a person shall be in accordance with the condition as
prescribed by the Constitution. If such condition is nonexistent, the law to
be enacted shall not be inconsistent with the rule of law and shall not append
unnecessary burden to, or unreasonably restriction on right and liberty of, a person
and shall not affect inherited dignity of human. Additionally, the justification for the
restriction of right and liberty shall also be specified.
The
law under paragraph one shall apply generally, not for particular case or
person.
Section
27. All persons are equal before the
law and their rights and liberties are protected
equally under the law.
Men
and women shall enjoy equal right.
Unjust
discrimination against any person on the grounds of differences in place of birth, race, language, sex, age, disabilities, physical or
health condition, economic or social status, religion, education or political
view which is not contrary to the provision of the Constitution or any other
ground shall not be made.
Any
measure determined by the State in order to
eliminate any obstacle, to enable a
person to exercise his right and liberty as same as the other, or to protect or
facilitate children, women, the elderly or the disabled
or disadvantaged people shall not be deemed as unjust discrimination under
paragraph three.
A member of the armed force, police, government
official, State official and officer or employee of any State agency shall
enjoy the same right and liberty as those enjoyed by general person, unless
such enjoyment is restricted by law and in the matter
particularly to politics, efficiency, disciplines or ethics.NOTE: In this translation, masculine includes feminine
ไม่มีความคิดเห็น:
แสดงความคิดเห็น