Bosnia and Herzegovina's Constitution of 1995 - Generic

The Federation will ensure the application of the highest level of internationally recognized rights and freedoms provided in the documents listed in the Annex to the Constitution. In particular:
(1) All persons within the territory of the Federation shall enjoy the rights:
(a) To life;
(b) To liberty, with arrest and detention authorized only by law;
(c) To equality before the law;
(d) To freedom from discrimination based on race, color, sex, language, religion or creed, political or
other opinions, and national or social origin;
(e) To fair criminal proceedings;
(f) To freedom from torture and cruel or inhuman treatment or punishment;
(g) To privacy;
(h) To freedom of movement;
(i) To asylum;
(j) To protection of the family and of children;
(k) To property;
(l) To fundamental freedoms: free speech and press; freedom of thought, conscience, and belief;
freedom of religion, including private and public worship; freedom of assembly; freedom of
association, including to form and belong to and labor unions and the freedom not to associate; and
freedom to work;
(m) To education;
(n) To social protection;
(o) To health;
(p) To nutrition;
(q) To shelter; and
(r) To protection of minorities and vulnerable groups