Ensuring the rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen in Hungary (part 2)
Keywords:
Hungary, Constitution, development of the rule of law, ensuring rights and freedoms of man and citizenAbstract
The article analyzes the Hungarian experience of providing human and citizen rights and freedoms. The Hungarian society is confronted with the diffi culties encountered in affi rming the principle of equality in practice, ensuring the reduction of the gap between the rights and freedoms of the person proclaimed in the Constitution, as well as the safeguards of these rights and freedoms enshrined in it, and the everyday practice of their implementation and protection.
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