The Internationalization of the Constitution and its Implications
Abstract
The state has a limited scope with regard to enacting the appropriate constitution for it, in accordance with the principle of the rule of law, which in turn emanates from the supremacy of the constitution itself, to which all legal rules are subject, emanating from the conscience and conscience of the nation. It is a product of society that develops and grows with it, and human rights constitute an inheritance for all. Individuals in the face of authority, as basic rights, stem from the will of the constitutional legislator, who produces the constitutional commitment to it, and defines the concepts and frameworks of the rule of law, and within the framework of the balance between rights and the public interest, as the constitution is the founding document of the political community, and represents the basic building block of institutional governance, and its foundation. The state of law is its general law, the bulwark of rights, and the refuge of rights. Individuals and groups.
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