Article 7 Democratic Principles (1) It is a fundamental principle of the State to guarantee its citizens broad and active participation in all political, economic, social and cultural life of the country. (2) Any act that violates the human rights of women or limits or otherwise thwarts their role and participation is prohibited. (3) There shall be established necessary institutions to encourage and develop peoples participation and initiative in the areas where they reside. (4) Pursuant to the provisions of this Constitution and laws enacted pursuant thereto, all Eritreans, without distinction, are guaranteed equal opportunity to participate in any positions of leadership in the country. (5) The organization and operation of all political and public associations and movements shall be guided by the principle of national unity and democracy. (6) The State shall create the necessary conditions for establishing a democratic, political culture defined by the development of free and critical thinking, tolerance and national consensus. Article 8 Competent Justice System (1) The justice system of Eritrea shall be independent, competent and accountable pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution and laws. (2) Courts shall work under a judicial system that is capable of producing fast and equitable judgments and that can easily be understood by and is accessible to all the people. (3) Judges shall be free from corruption or discrimination and, in rendering their judgment, they shall make no distinctions among persons. (4) The State shall encourage out-of-court settlement of disputes through conciliation, mediation or arbitration.
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