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Labour Code

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Title 2 › Chapter 1 (1)
Section 3 of the Labour Code — The law recognizes the right of workers and employers, without distinction whatsoever, to set up freely and without prior authorization (trade unions or employers' associations), associations for the study, defence, promotion and protection of their interests, particularly those of an economic, industrial, commercial or agricultural nature, and for the social, economic, cultural and moral advancement of their members.
In French La loi reconnaît aux travailleurs et aux employeurs, sans restriction d’aucune sorte et sans autorisation préalable, le droit de créer librement des syndicats professionnels ayant pour objet l’étude, la défense, le développement et la protection de leurs intérêts notamment économiques, industriels, commerciaux et agricoles, ainsi que le progrès social, économique, culturel et moral de leurs membres.
All activity by such unions and associations which is not connected with the furtherance of the above objectives shall be prohibited.
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Title 7 › Chapter 1 (1)
Section 110 of the Labour Code
(1) In military establishments employing civilian labour, the powers and responsibilities of inspectors concerning the monitoring of the application of labour laws and regulations may be conferred upon officials or offic
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Title 9 › Chapter 1 (1)
Section 143 of the Labour Code
(1) If the plaintiff fails to appear on the day fixed for the hearing and fails to show a cause of force majeure, the case shall be struck off the rolls. It may be resumed once only, with the same formalities as for the
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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

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Title 0 (1)
Section 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
1. All persons shall be equal before the courts and tribunals. In the determination of any criminal charge against him, or of his rights and obligations in a suit at law, everyone shall be entitled to a fair and public h
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