NSTP 3 Bill of Rights
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What enumerates the Bill of Rights and where
The 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines Article III
What section is Right to Life, Liberty, and Property
Section 1
What section is Right to Equal Protection
Section 1
What section is Right Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
Section 2
What section is Freedom of Speech, Expression, and Press
Section 4
What section is Freedom of Religion
Section 5
What section is Right to Liberty of Abode and Travel
Section 6
What section is Right to Privacy
Section 3
What section is Right to Due Process
Section 14
What section is Right to Education
Section 14, Article 14
What section is Right Against Involuntary Servitude
Section 18
What section is Right to Just Compensation
Section 9
What section is Right to Form Unions and Associations
Section 8
What section is Right to Free Access to the Courts
Section 11
What section is Rights Against Self-Incrimination
Section 17
What section is Rights of Persons Under Custodial Investigations
Section 12
Enumerate the given bill of rights
Right to Life, Liberty, and Property
Right to Equal Protection
Right Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
Freedom of Speech, Expression, and Press
Freedom of Religion
Right to Liberty of Abode and Travel
Right to Privacy
Right to Due Process
Right to Education
Right Against Involuntary Servitude
Right to Just Compensation
Right to Form Unions and Associations
Right to Free Access to the Courts
Right Against Self-Incrimination
Right of Persons Under Custodial Investigations
Means no persons may be deprived of their basic existence of freedom without going through proper legal steps
Right to Life, Liberty, and Property
All individuals must receive the same treatment under the law, regardless of who they are
Right to Equal Protection
People are safeguarded from unwarranted intrusions into their person, home, or belongings unless there’s a valid judicial order
Right Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
Anyone may openly share ideas, publish information, gather peacefully, and ask the government to address greivances
Freedom of Speech, Expression, and Press
Individuals are free to practice their beliefs without interference or discrimination from the state
Freedom of Religion
Everyone may choose where to stay and move about within or outside the country
Right to Liberty of Abode and Travel
Confidentiality of communications and correspondence must be respected
Right to privacy
No one can be accused or punished for an offense without proper legal safeguards
Right to Due Process
Every Citizen has access to quality learning opportunities at all levels
Right to Education
No one may be detained without lawful cause or forced to work against their will
Right Against Involuntary Servitude
Private ownership cannot be taken for public purposes without giving the owner fair value
Right to Just Compensation
People may establish groups or associations for purposes allowed by law
Right to Form Unions and Associations
Access to the courts and legal help cannot be denied because of lack of money
Right to Free Access to the Courts
No one may be compelled to give statements that would incriminate themselves in the criminal case
Right Against Self-Incrimination
Persons being questioned for an offense have the right to remain silent and to have qualified legal counsel present
Right of Persons Under Custodial Investigation