“Citizens shall be guaranteed the right to freely form societies, political parties, and associations provided that the aims and activities thereof are not contrary to the Constitution and laws. No one may be compelled to belong to any society, political party, or association. The founding and activities of political parties and other political and public organisations shall be regulated by law.”
Citizens are guaranteed the right to freely form societies, political parties and associations, provided their aims and activities are not contrary to the Constitution and laws. No one may be compelled to belong to any organisation. The founding and activities of political parties and other political and public organisations are regulated by law.
A group of residents can set up an apartment-owners' community or a sports association, and an employer cannot require an employee to join any political party or professional organisation.
Questions ask whether a person may be forced to belong to a party or association (no) and what condition applies to organisations (aims and activities not contrary to the Constitution and laws).
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