Constitutional Nomenclature of Socio-economic rights in different countries
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Constitutional Nomenclature of Socio-economic rights in different countries
« on: November 24, 2015, 04:52:20 PM »
The approach to the constitutionalization of socio-economic rights varies from country to country depending upon the socio-economic and ideological factors. The difference in nomenclature has a significant bearing upon the determination of the constitutional status of socio-economic rights.

Name of the Country                                         Constitutional Nomenclature
Bangladesh                                                         Fundamental Principles of State Policy
Pakistan                                                                 Principles of Policy
India                                                                 Directive Principles of State Policy
Irish (1937)                                                         Directive Principles of Social Policy
Lesotho                                                                 Principles of State Policy
Liberia                                                                 General Principles of National Policy
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Re: Constitutional Nomenclature of Socio-economic rights in different countries
« Reply #1 on: February 09, 2016, 03:18:13 PM »
Synonyms of FPSP.
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