Which principle bars privileges based on religion or economic situation?
Explanation
Article 13 protects equal dignity and prohibits discrimination on these grounds.
Sources and citations
Artigo 13.º, n.os 1–2
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Article 13 protects equal dignity and prohibits discrimination on these grounds.
Artigo 13.º, n.os 1–2
The general rule covers rights and duties; political rights have exceptions and possible extensions under law and reciprocity.
Artigo 15.º, n.os 1–5
Article 18 requires constitutionally permitted, necessary, general and abstract restrictions, without retroactivity or reduction of essential content.
Artigo 18.º, n.os 1–3
Article 19(6) includes life among rights the declaration cannot affect. Other rights are not automatically suspended.
Artigo 19.º, n.os 1–2, 5–7
Article 20 guarantees access to law and courts without denial for lack of means. Forms of support depend on legislation.
Artigo 20.º, n.os 1–4
Article 23 defines an independent body that examines complaints without decision-making power and makes recommendations, not judgments.
Artigo 23.º, n.os 1–3
Article 24 protects human life and prohibits the death penalty without these exceptions.
Artigo 24.º, n.os 1–2
Article 25 protects personal integrity and bans torture and cruel, degrading or inhuman treatment or punishment.
Artigo 25.º, n.os 1–2
Article 26 protects reputation and private and family life, among other personal rights.
Artigo 26.º, n.os 1–2
The Constitution protects liberty but specifies exceptions, such as being caught in the act and other defined situations. It does not authorize arbitrary detention.
Artigo 27.º, n.os 1–3
Article 31 provides habeas corpus before the competent court against abuse of power through illegal imprisonment or detention.
Artigo 31.º, n.os 1–3
Article 32 maintains the presumption of innocence until conviction becomes final, with defence guarantees.
Artigo 32.º, n.os 1–3, 8