The subject of the article is to define the constitutional framework for the statutory exercise of restrictions on the freedom to externalize religion on the grounds of health. The paper presents the importance of health as a constitutional value, and characterizes the relationship between freedom of conscience and religion and the right to health care. The meaning of the general limitation clause of human rights in Article 31(3) of the Constitution and the provision limiting the freedom to externalize religion in Article 53(5) of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland were examined in the context of the editorial differences that occur. The specifics of the limitation of the various forms of externalization of freedom of religion on the grounds of health are presented. The article proposes solutions to exemplary legal disputes on the title subject based on the whole axiology of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.
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