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    Costituzione 01 settembre 1992

    Slovacchia: Costituzione della Repubblica

    Data: 01 settembre 1992
    Autore:
    Parlamento
    Argomento:
    Libertà religiosa
    Nazione:
    Repubblica Slovacca
    Parole chiave:
    Enti, Libertà di culto, Salute, Divieto di discriminazione, Minoranze, Insegnamento, Morale, Laicità, Libertà di pensiero, Libertà di religione, Ordine pubblico, Parità di trattamento, Società democratica, Riti, Principio di uguaglianza, Patrimonio spirituale, Patrmonio culturale
    Costituzione, 1 settembre 1992. We, the Slovak nation, mindful of the political and cultural heritage of our forebears, and of the centuries of experience from the struggle for national existence and our own statehood, in the sense of the spiritual heritage of Cyril and Methodius and the historical legacy of the Great Moravian Empire, proceeding […]

    Costituzione, 1 settembre 1992.

    We, the Slovak nation,
    mindful of the political and cultural heritage of our forebears, and of the centuries of experience from the struggle for national existence and our own statehood, in the sense of the spiritual heritage of Cyril and Methodius and the historical legacy of the Great Moravian Empire,
    proceeding from the natural right of nations to self-determination, together with members of national minorities and ethnic groups living on the territory of the Slovak Republic, in the interest of lasting peaceful cooperation with other democratic states,

    (Omissis)

    adopt through our representatives the following Constitution:

    Art. 1

    The Slovak Republic is a sovereign, democratic, and law-governed state. It is not linked to any ideology or religious belief.

    (Omissis)

    Art. 12

    1. People are free and equal in dignity and their rights. Basic rights and liberties are inviolable, inalienable, secured by law, and unchallengeable.
    2. Basic rights and liberties on the territory of the Slovak Republic are guaranteed to everyone regardless of sex, race, color of skin, language, creed and religion, political or other beliefs, national or social origin, affiliation to a nation or ethnic group, property, descent, or another status. No one must be harmed, preferred, or discriminated against on these grounds.

    (Omissis)

    Art. 24

    1. The freedoms of thought, conscience, religion, and faith are guaranteed. This right also comprises the possibility to change one’s religious belief or faith. Everyone has the right to be without religious belief. Everyone has the right to publicly express his opinion.
    2. Everyone has the right to freely express his religion or faith on his own or together with others, privately or publicly, by means of divine and religious services, by observing religious rites, or by participating in the teaching of religion.
    3. Churches and religious communities administer their own affairs. In particular, they constitute their own bodies, inaugurate their clergymen, organize the teaching of religion, and establish religious orders and other church institutions independently of state bodies.
    4. Conditions for exercising rights according to Sections (1)-(3) can be limited only by law, if such a measure is unavoidable in a democratic society to protect public order, health, morality, or the rights and liberties of others.

    Art. 25

    (Omissis)

    2. No one must be forced to perform military service if this runs counter to his conscience or religious belief. The details will be specified in a law.

    (Omissis)

    Art. 73

    (Omissis)

    2. Deputies are representatives of citizens. They execute their mandate personally according to their conscience and conviction and are not bound by orders.

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