Difference between absolute rights and non absolute rights
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International human rights law recognises that few rights are absolute and reasonable limits may be placed on most rights and freedoms. Absolute rights, however, are distinguishable from non-absolute rights: see list in the box above. Absolute rights cannot be limited for any reason.
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Absolute Rights These are the Rights that can never be limited or restricted, whatever the circumstances are - even in a state of war or emergency.
NON - Absolute Right The constitution provides for a suspension of fundamental rights during certain circumstance. However, such a suspension automatically ends when the situation ceases or when the President order it .
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