PrincipleHUMAN RIGHTS LAW — Right to Life — Qualified Nature of the Right
- Area of law
- HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that the right to life under Section 33(1) of the Constitution is qualified, not absolute, and permits deprivation of life in execution of a court sentence for a criminal offence like armed robbery. The principle applies in human rights law. It ensures…
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