Titlebook: Handbook of Human Dignity in Europe; Paolo Becchi,Klaus Mathis Reference work 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Inalienable Right.L

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Human Dignity in Austria,deral Constitution, to assess its implications on the ordinary law-maker at federal and . level as well as on courts and the administration. In particular, the relevant case law of the Austrian Constitutional Court on human dignity, which focuses on Art. 3 ECHR, will be examined more closely. By con

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Human Dignity in Belgium,to the Constitution in 1994. This does not mean, of course, that the value of human dignity did not inspire many older legal provisions. Notwithstanding its late appearance, it immediately became very popular: there is literally an explosion of the use of the term in all areas of law. In this articl

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Human Dignity in Bosnia and Herzegovina,views the relevant legal acts and case law of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which recognizes human dignity in individual cases of violation of human rights and freedoms. The social context is also provided, that is, the post-conflict, divided, post-socialist, and transitional s

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Human Dignity in Croatia,interference with the core area of private life, which is protected as absolutely inviolable by the guarantee of human dignity. The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia holds that human dignity is absolutely protected and nonderogable and cannot be compared. The principle of human dignity

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Human Dignity in the Czech Republic, key legal concepts both at the constitutional and statutory level. The main problems of the constitutional protection of human dignity in the Czech Republic revolve around two interrelated questions. Firstly, the question is whether human dignity is an individual right or rather a norm of programat

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Human Dignity in Denmark,n Danish domestic system, in its modern form, by international norms and the communitarian acquis. It follows exanimating Danish case law related with the clusters of rights enshrined in the EU charter that normatively define the concept of human dignity. The chapter focuses on the repercussions of

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Human Dignity in Estonia,ce. Human dignity as a principle has been part of every Estonian Constitution since 1919 when the first Constitution was passed. From a comparative point of view, the understanding of human dignity in Estonia has its own history and development. However, its main core idea is based on human rights,

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Human Dignity in Finland, recognition and various meanings of human dignity, the article also takes stock of the functional and institutional uses of the notion of human dignity by various constitutional and legal actors. Despite its quite strong formal recognition by the Constitution of Finland, it will require much more c