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The Constitution Of Greece
Article - 25 in Greek
1. The rights of man as an individual and as a member of the society and the principle of the constitutional welfare state are guaranteed by the State.
All agents of the State shall be obliged to ensure the unhindered and effective exercise thereof.
These principles also apply to relations between private individuals to which they pertain.
Restrictions of any kind which, according to the Constitution, may be imposed upon these rights, should be provided either directly by the Constitution or by the law, in case a reservation exists in the latter’s favour, and should respect the principle of proportionality.
2. The recognition and protection of the fundamental and inalienable rights of man by the State aims at the achievement of social progress in freedom and justice.
3. The abusive exercise of rights is not permitted.
4. The State has the right to claim of all citizens to fulfil the duty of social and national solidarity.
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