Constitution of India

CCR says art. 4 provisions of OUG on state of alert are constitutional (official)

The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) established on Wednesday that the provisions of article 4 of the Government Emergency Ordinance are constitutional "to the extent to which the actions and measures ordered during the state of alert are not aimed at restricting the exercise of some rights".

JusMin Predoiu:Bill discussed on Monday's Gov't meeting includes measures which can be taken in state of alert

The draft law which is to be approved in Monday's Government meeting includes a series of measures which can be taken during the state of alert regarding the unfolding of some economic-social activities within the public institutions, so that the health and life be protected in a "coordinated and coherent" manner," Justice Minister Catalin Predoiu said on Monday in the beginning of the Gov't me

CCR's Dorneanu: Fundamental rights could not be affected by an emergency ordinance, law is needed

The President of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR), Valer Dorneanu, told Thursday evening private television broadcaster Antena3, that the fundamental human rights cannot be affected by an emergency ordinance, and that the measures on the restriction of fundamental rights and freedoms to be valid, a law should have been drafted.

Writing a constitution with a lot of 'buts'

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu, who says he wants the new constitution to "brew a little," recently met his party's constitution writing commission and asked it to produce a text that would not allow any "tutelage" and would contain all kinds of freedoms. Rights and freedoms will therefore apparently take their place in the new constitution "in line with contemporary democracies."