Constitutional socio-economic rights: lessons from Central Europe by Sadurski, W

“…With some exceptions (in particular, Czech Republic and Slovakia), the differences in legal status between socio-economic rights and liberty rights are either minimal (Poland) or nil (Hungary).…”

The Principle of Proportionality as a Method of Limiting the Privacy of Public Officials by Sieńczyło-Chlabicz Joanna, Zawadzka Zofia

“…The issue of reducing privacy of the people performing public functions requires presenting the premises of the principle of proportionality determining the restrictions in exercising the constitutional rights and liberties. The considerations in this paper will allow to analyse the solutions of the Constitutional Tribunal examining the compliance with the Constitution of statutory legal regulations which constitute an intrusion in the right to privacy of people performing public functions in view of their meeting the premises of suitability, necessity and proportionality in the strict sense in reference to the imposed limitations.…”
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STATUTUL PROCURORULUI ÎN ROMÂNIA by Victor Alistar

“…It should be noted that the two distinctlegal features cannot be reconciled inside one single institution with competencies of the kind the prosecutorhas.The article 131 of the Constitution, and the article 4 (1) of the Law no. 303/2004 provide that thejudiciary activity, the Public Ministry represent the general interest of the society and defend the public order,as well as the rights and liberties of the citizen. Nevertheless, even the denomination of Public Ministry pointstowards the executive nature of the members of the Ministry. …”
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Experiences of developed European countries in solving issues related to national minorities by Raduški Nada

“…Respecting basic human rights and liberties, as well as national minority protection, are among the basic factors of stability, security and democratic and socio-economic development of every country.…”
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Vulnerabilidad entre derechos humanos y bioética. Relaciones tormentosas, conflictos insolutos by Miguel Kottow

“…<br />The fundamental rights to liberty need to be complemented by political and social rights that take care of actual needs, harms and disempowerment. …”
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Human Rights in the Countries of the Southern Rim by Laura Feliu i Martínez

“…These regimes justified both the use of force against political opposition and the limits on rights and liberties on the need for maintaining the unanimity of the people which had manifested itself during the struggles for liberation from the colonial yoke. …”
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La transición a la democracia: educación y desarrollo político by Alejandro MAYORDOMO PÉREZ

“…The efforts in order to give a new orientation in politics and define an educational agreement, on one hand, and the search of a new model to get the development of fundamental rights and liberties of education, on another, constitutes other topics of study and analysis.…”
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The value conflict between freedom and security: Explaining the variation of COVID-19 policies in democracies and autocracies by Nicole J. Saam, Carmen Friedrich, Henriette Engelhardt

“…Nevertheless, their COVID-19 policies restricted citizens’ freedoms and liberties, which means that these policies were rather not responsive to citizens’ preferences for freedom, democratic rights and liberties. By highlighting how autocracies respond to their citizens’ value preferences for security, this paper contributes to a better understanding of how autocracies might gain legitimacy in times of crises.…”
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Émigrants et réviseurs scolaires dans la Valachie de la première moitié du XIXe-siècle: transfert intellectuel et construction nationale. Étude de cas: Ioan Maiorescu / Emigres and... by Nicoleta Roman

“…Enlightenment ideas of mother-tongue education, natural rights and liberty join the imperial center’s aim to attract loyalties, gain allegiance, create economic wealth and educate a citizenry attached to the state. …”
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The impact of cross-kingdom molecular forensics on genetic privacy by Eran Elhaik, Sofia Ahsanuddin, Jake M. Robinson, Emily M. Foster, Christopher E. Mason

“…The article also aims to stimulate ubiquitous discourse to ensure the protection of genetic rights and liberties in the post-genomic era. Video abstract…”
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Discussion about Patriots and Patriotism in Britain in the 1760s–1770s by Tatiana Anatolyevna Kosykh

“…John Wilkes acted as a “patriot”, supposing that it implied opposition to power until the “natural” rights and liberties of Englishmen were restored. Another understan-ding is reflected in Doctor Johnson’s and his supporters’ pamphlets. …”
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Popular Sovereignty in Political Thought of WEST and Islam; “Democratic System” and “Shari’a Based System in Iranian Constitution” by alireza dabirnia, Tayebe Asadabadi

“…Thus, the most important function of government is to be bound to the representation and guarantee the people’s rights and liberties. A direct relationship can be observed between popular sovereignty and divine sovereignty in religious principles of Iran’s constitution. …”
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A procedural review on khalwat ops / Dazrin Mohd Darbi, Shahrul Radzlin Mohd Idris and Collin Babat by Mohd Darbi, Dazrin, Mohd Idris, Shahrul Radzlin, Babat, Collin

“…The main aim of this research is to examine the procedures and to highlight the procedural irregularities in light of the constitutional right and liberties of a person being held for the offence ofkhalwat under the Syariah Law. …”
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Turkey’s draft constitutional amendments: a critical perspective by Öztürk, Ahmet Erdi, Gozaydin, Istar

“…Yet, additionally, the article clarifies the minuteae of the amended constitution which are related to human rights and liberties. Lastly, it argues that the proposed constitution will neither reveal a new system, nor will it constitute a democratic socio-political environment and an advanced human rights constitution.…”
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Liberalconstitutional Backsliding of Democracy and the Threat of the Pandemic by Dorota Pietrzyk-Reeves, Arkadiusz Górnisiewicz, Bogdan Szlachta

“…In our theoretical considerations, we propose to examine this problem from two interconnected perspectives: the tension between the liberal and the democratic components of liberal democracy, often overlooked by the dominant democratic theory, and constitutionalism as the major safeguard of individual rights and liberties that limits democratic sovereignty, or the will of the people expressed by democratic representation. …”
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« Le paradoxe occidental » : comment peut-on proclamer la liberté et pratiquer l’esclavage ? by Gérard Fritz

“…Among the first Americans who were to write declarations of rights stating liberty as a basic natural right, some owned slaves and did not see the problem, nor did those who lived around. …”
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Cuerpo, derecho y propiedad. Notas desde la política uruguaya by Cecilia Seré Quintero

“…States and individuals appear to dispute the custody of the organism, ones justifying life as a not delegable instance of modern governmental rationality, others defending the property of the body as a condition for the exercise of their rights and liberties.       "My body is mine" and "In my body I decide" are some of the slogans that note the emergence of the body as an ego property, whose starting point can be found in the liberal doctrines, basis of certain claims for the exercise of freedoms and individual rights.       …”
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The value conflict between freedom and security: Explaining the variation of COVID-19 policies in democracies and autocracies. by Nicole J Saam, Carmen Friedrich, Henriette Engelhardt

“…Nevertheless, their COVID-19 policies restricted citizens' freedoms and liberties, which means that these policies were rather not responsive to citizens' preferences for freedom, democratic rights and liberties. By highlighting how autocracies respond to their citizens' value preferences for security, this paper contributes to a better understanding of how autocracies might gain legitimacy in times of crises.…”
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PRAWA SOCJALNE ich miejsce w systemie prawa oraz znaczenie w społeczeństwie by Anna Kalisz

“…It starts with a brief presentation of the philosophical (human dignity) and normative roots as well as a short historical view of the human rights’ codification; the established legal terminology (human rights, fundamental rights, individual rights and liberties) and various levels of the legal protection (international – of global or regional nature, supranational and national one). …”
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The Criminal Law and the Private Security by Aleksandra Deanoska-Trendafilova

“…Namely, the criminal law as a part of the legal science that has accessory dimension protects different individual and collective rights and liberties and other goods and values. The legally set objective of private security is "prevention and detection of harmful activities and illegal actions that threaten the physical integrity and dignity of the person and property". …”
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