Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania 1992, as amended to 2022
Protection from Violence
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    The human person shall be inviolable.
    Human dignity shall be protected by law.
    It shall be prohibited to torture or injure a human being, degrade his dignity, subject him to cruel treatment, or to establish such punishments.
    No one may be subjected to scientific or medical experimentation without his knowledge and free consent. (Art. 21)
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    Žmogaus asmuo neliečiamas.
    Žmogaus orumą gina įstatymas.
    Draudžiama žmogų kankinti, žaloti, žeminti jo orumą, žiauriai su juo elgtis, taip pat nustatyti tokias bausmes.
    Su žmogumi, be jo žinios ir laisvo sutikimo, negali būti atliekami moksliniai ar medicinos bandymai. (21 straipsnis)
Protection from Violence
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    The freedom to express convictions and to impart information shall be incompatible with criminal actions—incitement to national, racial, religious, or social hatred, incitement to violence or to discrimination, as well as defamation and disinformation.
    ... (Art. 25)
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    Laisvė reikšti įsitikinimus ir skleisti informaciją nesuderinama su nusikalstamais veiksmais - tautinės, rasinės, religinės ar socialinės neapykantos, prievartos bei diskriminacijos kurstymu, šmeižtu ir dezinformacija.
    ... (25 straipsnis)
Protection from Violence
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    Forced labour shall be prohibited.
    … (Art. 48)
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    Priverčiamasis darbas draudžiamas.
    … (48 straipsnis)
Protection from Violence
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    In the Republic of Lithuania, war propaganda shall be prohibited. (Art. 135)
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    Lietuvos Respublikoje karo propaganda draudžiama. (135 straipsnis)
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Refer to Art. 105: "The Constitutional Court shall consider and adopt decisions on whether the laws of the Republic of Lithuania or other acts adopted by the Seimas are in conflict with the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania. The Constitutional Court shall also consider whether the following are in conflict with the Constitution and laws: 1) the acts of the President of the Republic; 2) the acts of the Government of the Republic. ..."

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According to Art. 150: “The constituent part of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania shall be: … The Constitutional Act “On Membership of the Republic of Lithuania in the European Union” of 13 July 2004.”