Article 10, Reception and integration of international law on Human Rights
The rights and obligations set forth in international treaties on human rights ratified by Chile and currently in force and effect, the general...
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Article 10 G, third paragraph
The State has the obligation of fostering, respecting, protecting, and guaranteeing human rights pursuant to the provisions and principles of...
Article 11, Interculturality
The State is intercultural. It shall acknowledge, value, and foster horizontal and transversal dialogue among the various world views of the peoples...
Article 12, second paragraph
The State acknowledges sign language as a natural and official language for deaf individuals, as well as their linguistic rights in every sphere of...
Article 13 E, first paragraph, Secular State
Chile is a Secular State where religious freedom and spiritual beliefs are respected and guaranteed. No religion, nor particular belief, is official...
Article 14, Integrity and Transparency
The exercise of public roles compels those exercising such jobs to strictly abide by the principles of integrity, transparency, and accountability in...
Article 15, Constitutional and Legal Supremacy
Chile is a State founded on the principle of constitutional supremacy and the unrestricted observance of human rights. The precepts herein equally...
Article 17, first paragraph, National Emblems
The flag, the coat of arms, and the national anthem are all emblems representative of...
Article 29, Principle of fiscal sustainability and responsibility
Public finances shall be conducted in accordance with the principles of fiscal sustainability and responsibility, which shall guide the acts of the...
