Analysis of the extent of the rights and freedoms of thought in the light of the rule of law in the Egyptian constitution (constitution approved in 2014)
Authors
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Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, University of Tabriz
2
Master of Public Law, Tabriz University
Abstract
Irrefutable examples of freedom of thought such freedom of expression, religion, conscience, education, press and publications, access to data, radio and television, are the most natural and the most genuine individual rights and democracy and human dignity that lack of guarantees and support of these rights, are for dictatorships and authoritarian regimes. On the other, the rights and freedoms referred in shelter consistency of the rule of law and without of it, the guarantees of the rights and freedoms will not be achieved. because the rights and duties of rulers and citizens should be in the form of constitution framed to all the officials and political institutions are subject to legal rules and no one has the right to limitation of rights and fundamental freedoms, including the rights and freedoms of thought, but not in the context of certain rituals and laws. In this regard, Egypt's new constitution is not an exception and it has decreed rights and freedoms of thought in the light of the rule of law
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