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right to participate directly in the decision-making process via
basic people's congresses with no parliamentarians or
representatives. People's committees selected from these
congresses undertake to carry out decisions made. The Report
indicated that the right to expression and opinion shall be secure
for all citizens with no objection or opposition thereto, and that
the basic people's congresses are but the political frame for
constructive and instrumental dialogue in putting forward issues
and problems relating to all segments of the society who are the
members of these conventions. As for the right to movement
and residence, it shall be guaranteed for all sons of the Mass
society in concert with principles of international Law.
Concerning the right to equality, the Report underlined this issue
in terms of equality before the Law and as regards public
positions and functions for men and women, whereas
concerning the right to prosecution, it was referred to, similar to
the other rights, in accordance with the Great Jamhiriya's
commitments.