põhivõiguste
Põhivõigused, meaning fundamental rights, are a set of basic human rights and freedoms that are considered essential for human dignity and are typically protected by a country's constitution or supreme law. These rights are universal, meaning they apply to everyone, and inalienable, meaning they cannot be taken away. The concept of fundamental rights is deeply rooted in natural law traditions and Enlightenment philosophy, emphasizing inherent human worth.
In many legal systems, fundamental rights are categorized into several groups. These often include civil and
The protection of fundamental rights is a cornerstone of democratic societies and the rule of law. Constitutions