How does Article 34 protect the home and communications?
Explanation
Article 34 protects both and specifies exceptions, including judicial entry rules and criminal-procedure cases provided by law.
Sources and citations
Artigo 34.º, n.os 1–4
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Article 34 protects both and specifies exceptions, including judicial entry rules and criminal-procedure cases provided by law.
Artigo 34.º, n.os 1–4
Protection includes access to one’s own data, correction, updating and knowledge of their purpose, under law.
Artigo 35.º, n.os 1–4, 7
Article 36 prohibits such discrimination and discriminatory official descriptions of parentage.
Artigo 36.º, n.os 1–6
Freedom of expression and information excludes censorship, but offences remain subject to applicable general principles.
Artigo 37.º, n.os 1–4
Religion does not exempt anyone from civic duties. The right to conscientious objection is guaranteed under law.
Artigo 41.º, n.os 1–3, 6
Article 43 establishes nonconfessional public education; Article 41 separates religious communities from the State.
Artigo 41.º, n.os 4–5; 43.º, n.º 3
The constitutional guarantee concerns peaceful, unarmed assembly. It does not remove other applicable legal requirements.
Artigo 45.º, n.os 1–2
Article 46 protects voluntary membership and prohibits coercion to remain in an association.
Artigo 46.º, n.os 1–4
Article 47 guarantees free choice, subject to legal restrictions for collective interest or inherent in the person’s capacity.
Artigo 47.º, n.º 1
Article 48 recognizes citizens’ direct or representative participation and objective information on public affairs.
Artigo 48.º, n.os 1–2
Voting is personal and a civic duty. This wording does not itself establish a penalty for not voting.
Artigo 49.º, n.os 1–2
Article 52 distinguishes petitions to authorities from popular action, which can protect collective interests in cases and terms set by law.
Artigo 52.º, n.os 1–3