LithuaniaŽmogus ir valstybė 14 · The individual and the State
How may the freedom to express convictions and to spread information be restricted?
In the exam (Lithuanian)
Kaip gali būti ribojama laisvė reikšti įsitikinimus ir skleisti informaciją?
- aBy law, when it is necessary to protect other people's honour and dignity.Įstatymu, kai būtina apsaugoti kitų žmonių garbę ir orumą.Correct answer
- bBy a resolution of the Government, when the information criticises the authorities.Vyriausybės nutarimu, kai informacija kritikuoja valdžią.
- cBy a decision of the municipality, when most residents want it.Savivaldybės sprendimu, kai to nori dauguma gyventojų.
Why?
This freedom may be restricted only by law and only when this is necessary to protect a person's health, honour and dignity, private life or morals, or to defend the constitutional order. (Article 25 of the Constitution)
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Ar pilietis gali gauti valstybės įstaigų turimą informaciją apie save? — Taip, įstatymo nustatyta tvarka.
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Which statement about freedom of religion agrees with the Constitution?Correct answer:No one may be forced to profess any religion.
Kuris teiginys apie tikėjimo laisvę atitinka Konstituciją? — Niekas negali būti verčiamas išpažinti kokios nors religijos.
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According to the Constitution, who freely takes care of children's religious and moral upbringing?Correct answer:Parents and guardians, according to their own convictions.
Kas, pagal Konstituciją, nevaržomai rūpinasi vaikų religiniu ir doroviniu auklėjimu? — Tėvai ir globėjai pagal savo įsitikinimus.
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Can a person's faith or convictions justify a crime?Correct answer:No, in no case.
Ar žmogaus tikėjimas ar įsitikinimai gali pateisinti nusikaltimą? — Ne, jokiu atveju negali.
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Our own practice questions, written from the current text of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania and the NŠA exam programme. They are not the real exam questions, which NŠA does not publish. Each question was written, answered blind and fact-checked in separate rounds. The English translation and the explanations are ours, made with AI help; expect to read the questions in Lithuanian in the exam itself. We are not affiliated with the National Agency for Education (NŠA) or the Migration Department.
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