grundvallarrettindi
Grundvallarrettindi is a term used in Icelandic law to refer to fundamental rights. These rights are considered essential to human dignity and are protected by the Icelandic Constitution. They encompass a broad range of freedoms and protections, ensuring that individuals are treated fairly and have the ability to live their lives without undue interference from the state.
The concept of grundvallarrettindi is rooted in international human rights conventions and has evolved over time
The judiciary plays a crucial role in upholding grundvallarrettindi, with courts having the power to review