
Freedom of thought, conscience, and religion is a universally recognized right, enshrined in human rights catalogues and the constitutions of democratic states governed by the rule of law. This freedom is also protected in the 1997 Constitution of the Republic of Poland, specifically in its second chapter. This paper aims to examine Article 53 of the Polish Constitution and analyse the level of crimes that violate this provision in Poland.
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