Individual Rights and Freedoms in the Amended Palestinian Basic Law of 2005: A Comparative Study

A Comparative Study

Abstract

Summary

The issue of public rights and freedoms is one of the very important topics, and its importance has emerged more with the development of life in various fields, as it was called for by declarations and international charters, and most of the constitutions of the countries of the world stipulated public rights and freedoms, and provided them with guarantees in order to protect these rights and freedoms, and they were singled out for them. Constitutions are a separate chapter in the constitutional document.

Among the countries that have given this subject great importance, are the State of Palestine and the Arab Republic of Egypt. These rights have been reviewed in the amended Palestinian Basic Law 2005 AD, and the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt 2014, and a comparison was made between these rights and public freedoms in terms of wording and content. And the compatibility of these texts with each other.

Therefore, this research has been divided into two sections. The first section of this research, entitled "Individual Rights in the Amended Palestinian Basic Law 2005", deals with the second topic, entitled "Individual Freedoms in the Amended Palestinian Basic Law 2005", leading to a conclusion of the research and a set of results. And the recommendations that the researcher concluded at the end of this research.