Question 2.7

Consider what you understand under β€˜equality’

Now I will tell how this term is understood by the Venice Commission.

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//What is the conclusion from this principle?

//That's clear πŸ‘ŒπŸΌ

//Let's go πŸ€œπŸ€›

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Positive measures could be allowed as long as they are proportionate and necessary.

%text=Now you know a lot about all characteristics of the rule of law and recommendations of the Venice Commission πŸ’ͺ🏻

%text=If you want to find out what the substantive and formal understanding of the rule of law means (also known as β€œthick” and β€œthin” understanding), I will wait for you at the next section 😍

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//Move to the next section πŸŽ“

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%text=Equality before the law and non-discrimination:
Equality before the law is probably the principle that most embodies the concept of Rule of Law.


It is paramount that the law guarantees the absence of any discrimination on grounds such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political opinion, national or social origin, birth etc.

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Similar situations must be treated equally and different situations differently.

Okey. Then let's move to the end of this section.