detention, unlimited in time and without appropriate review, was incompatible with Article 22 of the Constitution and Article 14 § 3 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights in all

detention, unlimited in time and without appropriate review, was incompatible with Article 22 of the Constitution and Article 14 § 3 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights in all

    The Constitution of the Russian Federation 29.     Article 22 of the Constitution provides that everyone shall have the right to freedom and inviolability of person.

    In decision no. 6-R of 17 February 1998 the Constitutional Court stated, with reference to Article 22 of the Constitution concerning the right to liberty and personal integrity, that a person

equal protection of rights (Article 22 of the Constitution).

She invoked Article 22 (equal protection of rights) and Article 23 (the right to judicial protection) of the Constitution. She also reiterated her complaint about the reliance on the List. 21 .

    The Constitution of the Russian Federation 45.     Article 22 of the Constitution provides that everyone shall have the right to freedom and inviolability of person.

    In their Ruling no. 4-P of 22 March 2005 the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation examined compatibility of certain provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure with the Constitution

a violation Article 22 of the Constitution [“Freedom of communication”] ...

In particular, the Constitutional Court held: “The second part of Article 22 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation provides that ... detention is permitted only on the basis of a court order ..

The presumption of innocence is protected by Article 22 of the Constitution and Article 6 § 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights ... .

In part 3.2. of the Ruling the Constitutional Court held: “Second part of Article 22 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation provides that [...] the detention is permitted only on the basis of a

    Article 21 of the Constitution prohibits inhuman and degrading treatment. Conditions of detention of remanded persons are regulated by the Detention on Remand Act 1996.

    On 28 October 2019 the Constitutional Court, by five votes to two, decided not to accept the applicant’s constitutional complaint for consideration in a reasoned decision.

[A]s follows from Article 22 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation protecting everyone’s right to liberty and security of their person, an individual suffering from a psychiatric disorder may only

    Ruling of the Constitutional Court no. 4-П of 22 March 2005 41.

         Correspondence     Article 22 of the Constitution provides that a person’s correspondence is inviolable.

to Uzbekistan. 22.

    Ruling of the Constitutional Court no. 4-P of 22 March 2005 66.