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 1   1,  13 |  indirectly on the fundamental rights, inherent in the nature
 2   1,  27 |  required by fundamental human rights or the salvation of souls".42 ~
 3   2,  30 |   about the good, the specific rights and duties of the human
 4   2,  31 |   foundation of the cumulative rights of the person.54 ~This heightened
 5   2,  34 |    outstanding defender of the rights of conscience, forcefully
 6   2,  34 |        put it: "Conscience has rights because it has duties".59 ~
 7   2,  44 |       impose duties, to confer rights and to sanction certain
 8   2,  50 |        lays down the purposes, rights and duties which are based
 9   2,  51 | foundation for his fundamental rights and duties, it is universal
10   3,  84 |     ongoing violation of basic rights of the person; the unjust
11   3,  96 |    members, who possess common rights and duties. When it is a
12   3,  97 |    fundamental and inalienable rights of the human person. In
13   3,  98 |        whose fundamental human rights have been trampled upon
14   3,  99 |         with no regard for the rights of others.... Thus, the
15   3,  99 |     very nature the subject of rights which no one may violate —
16   3,  99 |  social body may violate these rights, by going against the minority,
17   3,  100|       preserve our neighbour's rights and to render what is his
18   3,  100|  persons and their fundamental rights. Saint Paul set a Christian
19   3,  101|       politic, respect for the rights of political adversaries,
20   3,  101|  adversaries, safeguarding the rights of the accused against summary
21   3,  101|    danger that the fundamental rights of the human person will