human dignity – constitutional principle of fundamental human rights

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As a constitutional principle of the human rights, the human dignity is a supreme value, a norm and a right, thus that the reconfiguration of protection standards of fundamental human rights is made by cohesion of the legal, social and moral dimensions of human dignity. With this article, the author argues that legal meaning, social meaning and moral meaning of human dignity, are centerpiece of protection of freedom under law.
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Authors ;Lucian Pop
Journal saudi journal of biological sciences
Year 2011
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