Why are fundamental rights reffered to as the 'conscience' of the indian costitution?
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Fundamental rights are a group of rights that the Supreme Court recognizes as being fair and legal, and are also rights that are listed within the Bill of Rights. Not only are fundamental rights covered by the Bill of Rights, but each state constitution can also have fundamental rights. Let's take a closer look at some examples of fundamental rights.
Types of Fundamental Rights
There are several types of fundamental rights. The Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment are considered Fundamental Rights. These rights include:
The right to due process
The right to freedom of speech
The right to freedom of religion
The right to privacy
The right to marry
The right to interstate and intrastate travel
The right to equality
The right to assemble
And the right to bear arms
Types of Fundamental Rights
There are several types of fundamental rights. The Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment are considered Fundamental Rights. These rights include:
The right to due process
The right to freedom of speech
The right to freedom of religion
The right to privacy
The right to marry
The right to interstate and intrastate travel
The right to equality
The right to assemble
And the right to bear arms
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