Basic Law: Freedom of Occupation
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Basic Law: Freedom of Occupation (Hebrew: חוֹק יְסוֹד: חוֹפֶשׁ הָעִיסּוּק) is a Basic Law in the State of Israel, enacted to protect the country's main human rights.[1] The view of most Supreme Court judges is that the enactment of this law and of Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty began the Constitutional Revolution. According to this position, these laws marked a substantial change in the status of human rights in Israel.[2]
Quick Facts 12th Knesset, Territorial extent ...
Basic Law: Freedom of Land | |
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12th Knesset | |
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Territorial extent | Israel |
Enacted by | Knesset |
Enacted | 9 March 1994 |
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Basic Laws of Israel | |
Summary | |
Guarantees every Israel national or resident's "right to engage in any occupation, profession or trade" | |
Status: Current legislation |
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This law was enacted by the 12th Knesset on 9 March 1994.[3]