Constitution - Governo de Timor-Leste

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TIMOR-LESTE______________________________________________________INDEXPreamblePART IFUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLESSections1 The Republic2 Sovereignty and constitutionality3 Citizenship4 Territory5 Decentralisation6 Objectives of the State7 Universal suffrage and multi-party system8 International relations9 International law10 Solidarity11 Valorisation of Resistance12 State and religious denominations13 Official languages and national languages14 National symbols15 National flagPART IIFUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS, DUTIES, LIBERTIES AND GUARANTEES16 Universality and equality17 Equality between women and men18 Child protection19 Youth20 Senior citizens21 Disabled citizen22 East Timorese citizens overseas23 Interpretation of fundamental rights24 Restrictive lawsTITLE IGENERAL PRINCIPLES
25 State of exception26 Access to courts27 Ombudsman28 Right to resistance and self-defenceTITLE IIPERSONAL RIGHTS, LIBERTIES AND GUARANTEES29 Right to life30 Right to personal freedom, security and integrity31 Application of criminal law32 Limits on sentences and security measures33 Habeas Corpus34 Guarantees in criminal proceedings35 Extradition and expulsion36 Right to honour and privacy37 Inviolability of home and correspondence38 Protection of personal data39 Family, marriage and maternity40 Freedom of speech and information41 Freedom of the press and mass media42 Freedom to assemble and demonstrate43 Freedom of association44 Freedom of movement45 Freedom of conscience, religion and worship46 Right to political participation47 Right to vote48 Right to petition49 Defence of sovereigntyTITLE IIIECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES50 Right to work51 Right to strike and prohibition of lock-out52 Trade union freedom53 Consumer rights54 Right to private property55 Obligations of the taxpayer56 Social security and assistance57 Health58 Housing59 Education and culture60 Intellectual property
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Page 40 and 41: Section 92(Definition)The National
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e) To perform other duties conferre
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2. It is also incumbent on the Supr
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3. The law shall regulate the compe
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6. Deputy Prosecutor-General s shal
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the State and shall be used in a fa
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2. Prevention of crime shall be und
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Decisions of the Supreme Court of J
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3. The Democratic Republic of East
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(Presidential Election of 2002)The
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