Article 1, On Fundamental Rights
Fundamental rights are inherent to the human person, as well as universal, inalienable, indivisible, and interdependent. The full exercise of these...
Proposed draft » Committee on Fundamental Rights - First Report
Article 4, Funding fundamental rights
The funding of State benefits linked to the exercise of fundamental rights shall foster progressive...
Article 2, first and second paragraphs, General obligations and obligated parties clause
The State must respect, protect, guarantee, and promote the full satisfaction and exercise of fundamental rights, as well as adopt the measures...
Article 3, Progressive realization and non-retrogression principle of fundamental rights
The State must adopt all necessary measures to progressively achieve the full satisfaction of fundamental rights. In no case may any measure have a...
Article 6, Ownership of rights
Citizens are owners of fundamental rights. Rights may be exercised and enforced either on an individual or collective basis. Native Peoples and...
Article 7, Freedom of thought
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion, and worldview; this right includes freedom to profess and change religion or...
Article 8, first and second paragraphs, Freedom of expression
Every natural or legal individual has the right to freedom of expression and opinion, in any form and by any means. This right includes freedom to...
Article 9, first and second paragraphs, On the right to live in safe and violence-free environments
It is the duty of the State to protect the exercise of this right to all persons on an equitable basis, through a policy of violence and crime...
Article 10, first paragraph, Personal freedom of movement
No one may be arbitrarily deprived of his or her liberty, nor may his or her liberty be restricted except in the cases and in the manner determined...
Article 11, first paragraph, On prohibition of forced displacement
Nobody shall be subjected to forced displacement within the national territory, save in the exceptions established by...
