Exemples d'utilisation de Personal inviolability en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Personal Inviolability.
Article 32 Right to personal inviolability.
Personal inviolability of consular officers.
The right to personal inviolability.
Personal inviolability is guaranteed in Esthonia.
There were more cases of breaching the personal inviolability.
Article 41 Personal inviolability of consular officers.
The state guarantees the freedom and personal inviolability of a person.
Art. 41: personal inviolability of consular officers.
Everyone shall have the right of freedom and personal inviolability.
Personal inviolability and security shall be ensured to everyone.
Every person has the right to freedom and personal inviolability.
Personal inviolability and security shall be ensured to everyone.
The right of the child to personal inviolability is guaranteed by law.
Personal inviolability and security shall be ensured to everyone.
Article 94 provides that"Everyone has the right to freedom and personal inviolability.
Personal inviolability, including immunity from arrest or detention;
Specifically, they shall enjoy freedom of movement, personal inviolability and immunity.
The Constitution guarantees the personal inviolability of citizens and undertakes to safeguard their dignity and security.
Article 32 of the Azerbaijani Republic's Constitution guarantees the citizens of Azerbaijan personal inviolability.
The right to life,freedom, and personal inviolability came first(72% in 2017 and 78% in 2019.
Article 25 of the Constitution provides that“everyone shall have the right of freedom and personal inviolability.
Everyone has the right to freedom, personal inviolability and the protection of his/her honour and dignity.
Under article 29 of the Constitution,every person has the right to freedom and personal inviolability.
Personal inviolability and immunity under the Constitution are not suspended during a state of siege art. 115.
The Constitution of the Republic of Armenia ensures the right to personal freedom and personal inviolability.
The use of violence andinfliction of injury as well as the infringement of personal inviolability are considered as offences and thus are prohibited under the Penal Code.
Article 32, paragraph 1, of the Constitution stipulates that“everyone shall have the right to personal inviolability.
Penalties infringing a child's personal inviolability and human dignity are prohibited in accordance with paragraph 36, item 1, of the model statute of a public school for children and youth.
As stated above,the Constitution guarantees the human right to freedom and personal inviolability.