Human rights in Sancratosia

Human rights in Sancratosia are provided for by several provisions in the legal framework of Sancratosia, especially in the Constitution.

Constitutional rights in Sancratosia

See also: Constitution of Sancratosia

Freedoms and fundamental rights are enshrined in the Constitution especially in "Title III. The freedoms and fundamental rights" which is the Sancratosian equivalent to a bill of rights. It enshrines certain fundamental rights and freedoms to Sancratosians such as the individual security, the inviolability of the home, the right to private and familial life, the liberty of cults, the right to free instruction and the freedom of association, among many others.

Other rights such as the right to vote and the conditions under which it is exercised are also included in the Constitution.

LGBT rights

Main article: LGBT rights in Sancratosia

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights in Sancratosia are among the most-advanced in the world, with LGBT people enjoying equal rights.

The legal framework of Sancratosia guarantees equal rights to all individuals. LGBT activism is legal and supported by the State and the Sovereign Princess, who is a transgender and an activist herself. There is also legal protection against all types of discrimination.

Sancratosia participates in the observation of the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia on 17 May of each year.

See also

• Law of Sancratosia

External links

• Full text of the Constitution of the Principality of Sancratosia