12. 'Absolute' and 'qualified' rights, and competing rights.
Rights and Freedoms (Volume 88A (2018))
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12. 'Absolute' and 'qualified' rights, and competing rights.
An absolute right is one that admits of no exceptions and cannot be derogated from, even in a time of emergency: in other words, it is inviolable1. The guarantee to freedom from torture or inhuman and degrading treatment2
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