All Shall Be Equal Before the Law!

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"All Shall Be Equal Before the Law!" is a key clause of South Africa’s Freedom Charter that proclaims the principle of legal equality and non-discrimination for all people.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf clause
political slogan
principle of legal equality
aimsToProtect civil rights
human rights
political rights
appliesTo all people in South Africa
asserts no group should receive special legal privileges
no group should suffer legal disabilities based on race or status
associatedWithDocument Freedom Charter NERFINISHED
associatedWithOrganization African National Congress NERFINISHED
Congress of the People NERFINISHED
corePrinciple all people must be treated equally by the legal system
law must protect all people equally
no person should be discriminated against by law
country South Africa
hasTheme anti-discrimination
inclusive citizenship
universal legal equality
historicalContext struggle against apartheid in South Africa
influenced post-apartheid South African constitutional principles
language English
legalConcept equality before the law
non-discrimination
rule of law
normType legal norm
political norm
opposes apartheid laws
legal segregation
racial discrimination
partOf Freedom Charter NERFINISHED
politicalIdeology anti-apartheid movement NERFINISHED
democracy
human rights
relatedTo equality before the law (general legal principle)
universal declaration of human rights principles
valuePromoted dignity
equality
fairness
justice

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Freedom Charter section All Shall Be Equal Before the Law!