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Preliminares (PDF)
Introduction
User notes and methodology
Glossary of key selected terms
Tool: Navigating the Guide
Article 1: Right of self-determination
Articles 2 to 5: Overarching principles
Article 6: Right to life
Article 7: Right not to be subjected to torture, cruel, inhuman and/or degrading treatment or punishment
Article 8: Right not to be subjected to slavery, servitude or forced labour
Article 9: Rights to liberty and security of person
Article 10: Right of detained persons to humane treatment
Article 11: Right not to be subjected to imprisonment for inability to fulfil a contract
Article 12: Right to freedom of movement
Article 13: Right of aliens to due process when facing expulsion
Article 14: Right to a fair trial
Article 15: Right to be free from retroactive criminal law
Article 16: Right to recognition as a person before the law
Article 17: Right to privacy
Article 18: Rights to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
Article 19: Rights to freedom of opinion and expression
Article 20: Rights to freedom from war propaganda, and freedom from incitement to racial, religious or national hatred
Article 21: Right to freedom of assembly
Article 22: Right to freedom of association
Article 23: Rights of protection of the family and the right to marry
Article 24: Rights of protection for the child
Article 25: Right to participate in public life
Article 26: Right to equality before the law, equal protection of the law, and rights of non-discrimination
Article 27: Rights of minorities
Article 1: Right of self-determination
Articles 2 to 5: Overarching principles
Article 6: Right to work
Article 7: Right to enjoy just and favourable conditions of work
Article 8: Right to form trade unions and join the trade union, and the right to strike
Article 9: Right to social security, including social insurance
Article 10: Right to a family life
Article 11: Right to an adequate standard of living
Article 12: Right to health
Articles 13 and 14: Right to education
Article 15: Rights to take part in cultural life, to benefit from scientific progress, and of the material and moral rights of authors and inventors
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