describe the fundamental rights
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Answer:
fundamental right are the basic rights that have been recognized by a high degree of protection from encroachment .
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Answer:the fundamental rights has often been referred as the conscience of the indian constitution that provides all citizens equal rights
there are 6 fundamental rights
Explanation:
1.right to equality-all persons are equal before the law . this means that all people will be protected equally by the laws of the country . it also states that no citizen can be discriminated against on the basis of their religion , gender,race or caste.every person has exes to all public places like hotels,malls etc
2.right to freedom-this includes the right to form associations, the right to freedom of speech and expressions, the right to move freely and reside in any part of country
3.right against exploitation-the law prohibits human trafficking , forced labour and employment of children under age of 14
4.right to freedom of religion-religious freedom is provided to all citizens . every person has right to profess, practice,propagate the religion of their own choice
5.cultural and educational rights-the constitution states that all minorities ,religious or linguistic , can open their institution to preserve and develop their own culture.
6.right to constitutional remedies-this allows citizens to move freely to court if they believe that any of their fundamental right has been voilated