LithuaniaŽmogus ir valstybė 38 · The individual and the State
In which case can the right to gather at peaceful meetings be restricted by law?
In the exam (Lithuanian)
Kuriuo atveju įstatymu galima apriboti teisę rinktis į taikius susirinkimus?
- aWhen the meeting takes place at the weekend.Kai susirinkimas vyksta savaitgalį.
- bWhen it is necessary to protect public order or people's health.Kai reikia apsaugoti viešąją tvarką ar žmonių sveikatą.Correct answer
- cWhen the people at the meeting criticise the Government.Kai susirinkimo dalyviai kritikuoja Vyriausybę.
Why?
This right may be restricted only by law and only when it is necessary to protect the security of the state or society, public order, people's health or morals, or the rights and freedoms of other persons. (Article 36 of the Constitution)
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What right does the Constitution guarantee to citizens who belong to ethnic communities?Correct answer:The right to foster their language, culture and customs.
Kokią teisę Konstitucija laiduoja piliečiams, priklausantiems tautinėms bendrijoms? — Puoselėti savo kalbą, kultūrą ir papročius.
Žmogus ir valstybė 1
According to the Constitution, what are human rights and freedoms?Correct answer:They are innate.
Kokios, pagal Konstituciją, yra žmogaus teisės ir laisvės? — Jos yra prigimtinės.
Žmogus ir valstybė 2
What does the Constitution say about a person's right to life?Correct answer:It is protected by law.
Ką Konstitucija sako apie žmogaus teisę į gyvybę? — Ją saugo įstatymas.
Žmogus ir valstybė 3
Within what time must a person detained at the scene of a crime be brought before a court?Correct answer:Within 48 hours.
Per kiek laiko nusikaltimo vietoje sulaikytas asmuo turi būti pristatytas į teismą? — Per 48 valandas.
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