Citizens have the right to information on public concerns, including access to official records and government research data.
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Public and private sector employees have the right to form unions and associations for lawful purposes.
Who has the right to form unions or associations? Read More »
Private property cannot be taken for public use without providing the owner with just compensation.
What is required before private property is taken for public use? Read More »
No law shall be passed that impairs the obligations of established contracts between parties.
Can the state pass laws that impair the obligation of contracts? Read More »
Poverty shall not prevent any person from having free access to courts and receiving adequate legal assistance.
How does the Constitution ensure access to legal assistance for the poor? Read More »
Persons under investigation have the right to remain silent, to have counsel, and to be informed of these rights.
What rights does a person have while under investigation for an offense? Read More »
Torture, violence, and secret or solitary detention are prohibited against persons under investigation.
What forms of detention and treatment are prohibited for suspects? Read More »
Confessions obtained through violation of constitutional rights are inadmissible as evidence in court proceedings.
Is a confession obtained through violence admissible as evidence? Read More »
The law provides sanctions for rights violations and compensation/rehabilitation for victims of torture and their families.
What are the legal consequences for violating the rights of detainees? Read More »
Most persons are entitled to bail or recognizance before conviction; excessive bail is prohibited.
Who is entitled to bail before conviction? Read More »
