They're denied education as guaranteed in Article 26.
The Hashemite pledge to protect Jerusalem and its holy places is guaranteed in Article 9 of the Jordan-Israel peace treaty and the March 2013 Palestinian-Jordanian agreement.
The "right to have children" can be derived from "the right to pursue happiness", guaranteed in Article 13 of the Japanese Constitution, and support for surrogate mothers is derived from "freedom of thought and conscience", derived from Article 19 [ 38].
The government (Ministry of Home Affairs) in its affidavit submitted to the Delhi High Court responded that, "the basic thrust in the argument of pro-gay activists is the perceived violation of fundamental liberty guaranteed in Article 19 of the Constitution of India.
But legislative prerogative for its own sake, under what is called the "guarantee clause" in Article IV of the United States Constitution — that states are guaranteed "a republican form of government" — has been harder to defend partly because interpretations of that phrase differed even during the early years of the republic and were never really settled in the centuries since.
Lord Justice Kennedy found that the decision to sit in private was legally irrational and contravened the guarantee of free expression in Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights because it constituted unjustified government interference with the free communication of information.
Benjamin More, a justice of the peace in the District of Columbia, argued that the repeal of statutory provisions authorizing compensation for his office violated the salary-protection guarantees for federal judges in Article Three of the United States Constitution.
Again, the inclusion of a clause on fulfilment of obligations, providing for the agreement to be suspended in case of failure to meet the obligations laid down in Article 1, also guarantees the commitment of the parties to democracy and respect for fundamental rights.
In fact, I guarantee this article will be accompanied by angry comments from people telling me I don't know what I'm talking about.
Article 25(1) of the Indian Constitution, which is in the same terms as in Article 15(1) of the Singapore Constitution, guarantees to individuals the right to freely "profess, practise and propagate" their religions.
