Examples of using Freedom of conscience in English and their translations into Polish
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as well as freedom of conscience, thought and religion are essential components of democracy.
at the occasion of various conflicts, freedom of conscience and religion are subject to systematic restraint.
which respect freedom of conscience, arrangements for the democratic handover of power
Religious freedom, including freedom of conscience, rooted in the dignity of the person, is the cornerstone of all other freedoms. .
According to Hillar:"Historically speaking, Servetus died so that freedom of conscience could become a civil right in modern society.
namely freedom of conscience, of thought, of expression and of religion.
reputation, freedom of conscience, liberty, privacy,
we are specifically referring to freedom of thought, freedom of conscience, freedom of expression
not only in Europe, that organize or protect freedom of conscience, of the press or artistic creation.
The prosecutor's office found an occasion to falsely accused the Servant of God that he overused the right to freedom of conscience and religion and that he defamed the state authorities with political speeches.
such as the law on guarantees of freedom of conscience and religion.
it is enough to have respect for freedom of conscience and religion and the right confirmed by the state authorities.
mainly in this sphere that the country should protect the freedom of conscience and religion of its citizens,
to guarantee freedom of conscience, freedom of the press
Undoubtedly(here I definitely agree with the statement of reasons for the judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal), the freedom of conscience and religion is one of the most fundamental personal freedoms of the individual,
as well as freedom of conscience and religion- these are constituents of the catalogue of inalienable human rights which nowadays call for particular protection.
inviolable rule in another; what for some is freedom of conscience is for others simply confusion.
instead to respect freedom of conscience and religion, the equality of rights,
However, the constitutional subject-matter concerning the freedom of conscience and religion comprises two aspects: an institutional aspect which pertains to relations between the state and churches as well as other religious organisations(such relations are regulated, primarily, in Article 25 of the Constitution); and an aspect that refers to guarantees of the individual's freedom of conscience and religion, which arise from Article 53 of the Constitution.
the protection of privacy, the right to defence, the freedom of conscience and religion or even the freedom of the press- which are all guaranteed protection in criminal proceedings under the professional confidentiality requirement and the aforementioned prohibitions