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FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN CONSTITUTIONS: SAFEGUARDING INDIVIDUAL LIBERTIES AND PROMOTING SOCIAL JUSTICE
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This research paper examines the concept of fundamental rights as enshrined in various constitutions across the globe, focusing on their role in safeguarding individual liberties and promoting social justice. The paper provides an overview of the most common fundamental rights, discusses their significance in democratic societies, and analyzes the challenges and limitations associated with the enforcement of these rights. Furthermore, the paper highlights the importance of balancing individual liberties with collective interests and explores the potential for constitutional reforms to enhance the protection of fundamental rights.
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